The Pennsylvania Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets is a form that employers must provide to employees who may be eligible for certain types of offsets. Offsets are payments that employees may be eligible for when they are unemployed due to a reduction in work hours, an involuntary leave of absence, or a voluntary leave of absence. The Pennsylvania Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets includes two types of forms: the Employer's Report of Benefits for Offsets and the Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets. The Employer's Report of Benefits for Offsets is used to report the employee's wages and other benefits that were affected by the offsets. This form must be completed and signed by the employee and their employer before the offsets can be paid. The Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets is used to report the amount of offsets that the employee is eligible for and must also be completed and signed by the employee and their employer. Both the Employer's Report of Benefits for Offsets and the Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets must be submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry in order for the employee to receive the offsets. The Pennsylvania Employee's Report of Benefits for Offsets is an important document that provides eligible employees with the financial assistance they need during times of reduced wages and other benefits.