ARTICLE I. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
§ 751. Short title.
§ 752. Declaration of public policy.
§ 753. Definitions.
§ 754. Partial invalidity.ARTICLE II. ADMINISTRATION OF ACT
§ 761. General powers and duties of department.
§ 762. Personnel and employment offices.
§ 763. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review.
§ 764. [Repealed.]
§ 764.1. State Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council
§ 765. Stabilization of employment; partial and seasonal unemployments.
§ 766. Records of and reports by employers.
§ 767. Cooperation with Social Security Board and other agencies.
§ 768. [Repealed.]
§ 768.1. [Repealed.]
§ 769. Obsolete files, records, etc.
§ 770. Reciprocal arrangements with foreign governments.
§ 771. [Repealed.]ARTICLE III. CONTRIBUTIONS BY EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYES
§ 781. Contributions by employers and employes; successors-in-interest.
§ 781.1. Determination of contribution rate; experience rating.
§ 781.2. Additional contributions.
§ 781.3. [Repealed.]
§ 781.4. Contributions by employes.
§ 781.5. Surcharge.
§ 781.6. Additional contribution for interest.
§ 781.7. Trigger determination.
§ 781.8. Trigger rate redeterminations.
§ 782. Establishment and maintenance of employer's reserve accounts.
§ 783. [Repealed.]
§ 784. Reports by employers; assessments.
§ 785. Payment of contributions; jeopardy assessment.
§ 786. Fractions of a cent.
§ 787. Interstate commerce.
§ 788. Interest on past due contributions.
§ 788.1. Contributions to be liens; entry and enforcement thereof.
§ 788.2. Purchase of property at judicial sale; disposal.
§ 788.3. Transfer of assets; liability of purchaser.
§ 789. Collection of contributions and interest; injunctions.
§ 789.1. Compromises.
§ 789.2. Limitations upon enforcement of payment of contributions, interest and penalties.
§ 790. Priorities under legal dissolutions and distributions.
§ 791. Refunds and adjustments.
§ 792. Reciprocal agreements.
§ 793. Dishonored checks.
§ 794. [Repealed.]ARTICLE IV. COMPENSATION
§ 801. Qualifications required to secure compensation.
§ 802. Ineligibility for compensation.
§ 802.1. Benefits based on service for educatoinal institutions.
§ 802.2. Benefits based on service by professional athletes.
§ 802.3. Eligibility of aliens.
§ 802.4. Eligibility of officers of a corporation deemed to be self-employed persons.
§ 802.5. Eligibility of seasonal workers in fruit and vegetable food processing.
§ 803. Payment of compensation due deceased claimants.
§ 804. Rate and amount of compensation.
§ 804.1. [Repealed.]
§ 805. Duties of employers.
§ 806. Non-liability of Commonwealth.
§ 807. [Repealed.]
§ 808. Limitation on the validity of claims.ARTICLE IV-A. EXTENDED BENEFITS PROGRAM
§ 811. Definitions.
§ 812. Effect of state law provisions relating to regular benefits on claims for, and the payment of, extended benefits.
§ 813. Eligibility requirements for extended benefits and shareable regular benefits.
§ 814. Weekly extended benefit amount.
§ 815. Total extended benefit amount.
§ 816. Beginning and termination of extended benefit period.
§ 817. Benefit charges.
§ 818. Incorporation of Federal law.ARTICLE V. DETERMINATION OF COMPENSATION; APPEALS; REVIEWS; PROCEDURE
§ 821. Determination of compensation appeals.
§ 822. Decision of referee; further appeals and reviews.
§ 823. Disqualifications to participate in hearings.
§ 824. Powers of board over claims.
§ 825. Rules of procedure.
§ 825.1. Place of hearing.
§ 826. Power to administer oaths; subpoenas.
§ 827. Procedure where summons or subpoenas disobeyed; contempt.
§ 828. Protection against self-incrimination.
§ 829. Collateral attack.
§ 830. [Repealed.]
§ 830.1. [Repealed.]
§ 831. [Repealed.]
§ 832. Final order of board.ARTICLE VI. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION FUND AND ADMINISTRATION FUND
§ 841. Unemployment Compensation Fund.
§ 841.1. Special Administration Fund.
§ 841.2. Interest fund.
§ 841.3. Unemployment compensation trigger reserve account.
§ 842. Administration Fund.
§ 842.1. Reimbursement of funds.
§ 842.2. Purposes for which money expended.
§ 842.3. Money credited under section 903 of the Federal Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. § 1103).
§ 842.A. Audit of funds.
§ 843. State Treasurer as custodian.
§ 844. Budgetary provisions not applicable.
§ 845. Management of funds upon discontinuance of Unemployment Trust Fund.
§ 846. [Repealed.]
§ 847. [Repealed.]
§ 848. Extended or supplemental benefits under Federal law.
§ 849. Conformity with Federal standards.ARTICLE VII. PROTECTION OF RIGHTS AND COMPENSATION
§ 861. Certain agreements void; penalty.
§ 862. Limitation of fees.
§ 863. No assignment of compensation; exemptions.
§ 863.1. Child support intercept of unemployment compensation.
§ 864. Deductions from back wage awards.
§ 865. Recoupment and/or setoff of unemployment compensation benefits.ARTICLE VIII. PENALTY PROVISIONS
§ 871. False statements and representations to obtain or increase compensation.
§ 872. False statements and representations to prevent or reduce compensation.
§ 873. Violation of act and rules and regulations.
§ 874. Recovery and recoupment of compensation.
§ 875. Periodic spot checks and investigations.ARTICLE IX. SAVING CLAUSE; REPEALS; EFFECTIVE DATE
§ 881. Saving clause.ARTICLE X. BENEFITS TO EMPLOYES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
§ 882. [Repealed.]
§ 891. State employes.
§ 892. Services excluded from "employment."
§ 893. Contributions.ARTICLE XI. EMPLOYES OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
§ 901. Nonprofit organization defined.
§ 902. Employment by nonprofit organization.
§ 903. Liability for contributions.
§ 904. Election of reimbursement.
§ 905. Method of election.
§ 906. Reimbursement payments.
§ 907. Termination of elections.
§ 908. Allocation of benefit costs.
§ 909. Group accounts.
§ 910. No offset of benefits.ARTICLE XII. EMPLOYES OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS
§ 911. Nonprofit organization defined.
§ 912. Employment by nonprofit organization.
§ 912.1. Liability for contributions.
§ 912.2. Election of reimbursement.
§ 912.3. Method of election.
§ 912.4. Reimbursement payments.
§ 912.5. Termination of elections.
§ 913. Allocation of benefit costs.
§ 914. Group accounts.
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