Who must post Louisiana 2025 Unemployment Insurance All-On-One Poster Peel ‘N Post?
- All Louisiana employers with one or more employees must post and maintain the Louisiana Workforce Commission’s (LWC) current Unemployment Insurance workplace posting in places readily accessible to employees to inform them of unemployment insurance benefit rights, claims for benefits, and other pertinent information affecting their rights and responsibilities under Louisiana’s Employment Security Law. (R.S. 23:1621)
- Employers with an existing Louisiana All-On-One Poster (dated 012025) can maintain compliance with posting responsibilities using the 2025 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post update sticker. The 2025 Unemployment Insurance Peel ‘N Post has been formatted to attach over the outdated Unemployment Insurance posting on existing Louisiana All-On-One Posters. The Peel ‘N Post is available in English or Spanish.
What changed?
The 2025 Unemployment Insurance posting reflects changes made by House Bill 247 (2024) concerning unemployment insurance fraud disqualification and penalties. The posting explains that a claimant who knowingly makes a false statement or who intentionally fails to disclose an important fact to receive or increase a benefit amount:
- Will be disqualified for the remainder of the benefit year after the fraudulent act and continuing until:
- The fraud benefits and penalties are repaid, or
- Ten years have elapsed from the date of disqualification.
- All fraud overpayments over $1,000:
- Will be referred to the office of the district attorney where the claimant resides, and
- Are considered a crime of theft under R.S. 14:67 if proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
- Posting revision date: March 2025.