R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-75-10

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§ 5-75-10. Unemployment compensation insurance.

Official statutory text

(a) For purposes of chapters 39 €” 41 (Rhode Island Temporary Disability Insurance Act) and chapters 42 €” 44 (Employment Security Act) of title 28 only, the client company shall be considered to be an employer of its covered employees under any agreement with a professional employer organization established under this chapter; provided, that the professional employer organization shall report and pay all required unemployment contributions using the client company€™s state employer account number at the client company€™s experience rate as determined under § 28-43-8, or at the new employer rate established under § 28-43-8.3 if the client company does not qualify for an experience rate under § 28-43-8.

(b) The client company and PEO shall be jointly and severally liable for all contributions, fines, interest, penalties, and withholdings due to the department of labor and training under chapters 39 €” 44 of title 28.

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