What People are Saying About UWC
"Thank
you for your letter concerning reform of the unemployment insurance and
employment services (UI/ES) programs. We greatly appreciate your
interest and commitment to these future reform efforts. Indeed, your
participation and leadership in reform has been and continue to be
vital to our success." Elaine L. Chao
Click here for complete text of letter.
"I see UWC as pivotal in both the federal UI reform debate,
and also the Baby/UI battle. UWC has been instrumental in developing
consensus among business, labor and government in accomplishing
fundamental federal UI reform. If enacted, that will have a significant
bottom line impact on WMC's members. At a minimum, our members will
save ($14 annually) with the repeal of the FUTA surcharge, and probably
a lot more through other elements of the reform package. UWC has
been extremely helpful in keeping us informed on the Baby UI initiative
and related developments, allowing us to prepare our members for
the pending battle. Wisconsin has estimated the price tag on that
initiative at $184 million annually, which will begin to deplete
the balance in our state UI trust fund. I have to stop and consider
long and hard whether I want to pay the annual dues to many of the
organizations that I belong to. I don't have to think for a moment
whether to pay the UWC dues--I just do it!"
John Metcalf
Director of Human Resources Policy
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce
"UWC has proved to be the recognized leader in Washington D.C.
for business interest in the area of Worker's Compensation and Unemployment
Insurance and State Employment service. The leadership has provided
numerous education sessions for Sate Meeting, Professional Meetings
and Congressional sub-committees. When USDOL wants a working partner
they call UWC. Our company relies on UWC to provide information
and leadership in fighting the ever expanding Federal Government
interference with the Private sector. Every Workforce Investment
Board in America should belong to have a business voice in Washington
D.C."
Chuck Yarbrough
"We rely on UWC to provide us with advance notice of legislative
initiatives involving unemployment compensation --- the UWC allows
us to take a look over the edge of the horizon on federal and state
legislative issues. Staying ahead of legislative issues is a great
value for all employers."
Neil Mac Vicar
Sr. Director/Unemployment Comp. Program
Michigan Health & Hospital Association
"I have been a member of UWC for more than 10 years. I have
found that UWC provides information vital to the day to day operations
of my office, coordinating unemployment claims and tax issues for
a major corporation. It also allows the interests of my company,
along with other members, to be heard in Congress. Without UWC these
interests would not get heard due to the specialized cost field
we work in. Expert information is provided to my corporation's lobbyists
in a joint effort to reduce unemployment tax costs. UWC is the tool
of the business community in dealing with issues relating to unemployment
taxes and compensation at the state and national level that would
not otherwise be dealt with until the costs are too far gone. UWC
was and continues to be the lid on this bubbling kettle of business
costs, unemployment taxes."
Hal Meyer SUI Claims Manager ADP TotalSource
"UWC assists the Ford Motor Company achieve its goal to control
labor costs while insuring our employees in the U.S. have the income
security intended by the federal/state unemployment insurance programs.
UWC does this by monitoring and analyzing proposed legislative and
regulatory changes, developing employer responses to such legislative
and regulatory actions, providing technical expertise, educational
programs, and opportunities to develop networking relationships
with other unemployment insurance professionals."
Lee Mezza
"Thank
you for your on-going emails and updates. We have found your service to
be very beneficial and candidly, the cheapest $$$ for the greatest
return we have spent in years. Thanks again for a great service."
Craig Allred
President
Employer Solutions Group (ESG)
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