§ 10214 Unemployment Insurance Participant History
This law tells the Employment Development Department to keep a running record of jobs, pay, and benefits for people who get unemployment insurance, so lawmakers can see how the program works over time.
Jane loses her job and starts receiving unemployment benefits. Every month the department adds her new job history, wages, and any benefits she gets back into a single file.
Because of this law, the department will always have Jane’s complete work and benefit history, which helps the state check if the unemployment program is helping people the right way.
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§ 10214 Unemployment Insurance Participant History
Last verified: January 11, 2026