CRANSTON – Employers will pay slightly more in state payroll taxes to support Rhode Island’s unemployment insurance program next year, the R.I. Department of Labor and Training announced on Dec. 20. The unemployment insurance tax rate for 2025 will remain at Schedule G in the range of 1.1% and 9.7%, same as 2024, with a
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