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New Jersey’s Employee Separation Reporting Portal Now Open

Carol Warner
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For nearly two decades, Carol Warner has analyzed the legal and financial realities behind workplace decisions, covering employment law, benefits, payroll and HR technology. She translates complex legal updates, regulatory shifts and vendor claims into plain language that HR teams can act on. Her focus is simple: What does this mean for employers, and what should they do next? Connect with her on LinkedIn.

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Last Updated: September 3, 2026
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Payroll manager files a separation form by a New Jersey wall map and clock — New Jersey employee separation reporting portal.

New Jersey’s Employer Response Portal for unemployment separation reporting is now live, under P.L. 2022, c. 120 (S2357).

Employers must report every employee separation to the Division of Unemployment Insurance within seven days of the separation date, or within seven days of receiving notice that a claim was filed. To use the portal, employers must first register for Employer Access.

Submissions include the separation date, last day worked, reason for separation, and wage and scheduling details. If an employer misses the seven-day window, the determination will be made with available information; the employer will receive the determination and appeal rights in the mail and must file an appeal within seven days of receipt or the determination becomes final.

Payroll takeaway: Confirm portal access and a documented reporting process – missing the window risks a $500 fine, or 25% of the amount fraudulently withheld, whichever is greater.

More info: New Jersey Employer Response Portal

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