wages paid by more than one employer. PAYMENT OF IN-LIEU CONTRIBUTIONS - BENEFITS BASED ON WAGES PAID BY MORE THAN ONE EMPLOYER. (1) Each employer that is liable for payments in lieu of contributions shall pay to the Commission for the fund the amount of regular benefits plus the amount of one-half (1/2) of extended benefits paid that are attributable to service in the employ of such employer. If benefits paid to an individual are based on wages paid by more than one employer under this act and one or more of such employers are liable for payments in lieu of contributions, the amount payable to the fund by each employer that is liable for such payments shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of subsection (2) or subsection (3) of this section. (2) If benefits paid to an individual are based on wages paid by one or more employers that are liable for contributions under this act, the amount of benefits payable by each employer that is liable for payments in lieu of contributions shall be an amount which bears the same ratio to the total benefits paid to the individual as the total base period wages, as defined by this act, paid to the individual by such employer bear to the total base period wages paid to the individual by all of his base period employers, as defined by this act. (3) If benefits paid to an individual are based on wages paid by two or more employers that are liable for payments in lieu of contributions, the amount of benefits payable by each such employer shall be an amount which bears the same ratio to the total benefits paid to the individual as the total base period wages paid to the individual by such employer bear to the total base period wages paid to the individual by all of his base period employers. (4) Amounts paid that are to be reimbursed under this section shall not be considered as benefits for the purposes of this act, nor shall any benefit wages be created under this act by such payments.
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