Workforce Services, Department of

Unemployment Insurance

Chapter 11: Redeterminations and Appeals

Effective Date: 10/28/1994 to 08/05/1999

Rule Type: Superceded Rules & Regulations

Reference Number: 053.0018.11.10281994

CHAPTER 11

REDETERMINATION AND APPEALS

Section 1. Protests of Determinations.

(a) Any determination which is unsatisfactory to the claimant or other person entitled to notice of the determination may be subject to reexamination and redetermination by the deputy without the necessity of an examiner hearing appeal if:

(i) The claimant or other person entitled to notice of determination makes known the reasons for dissatisfaction with the determination, in writing, within fifteen (15) days of the date on which the determination was delivered or mailed to his/her address of record.

Section 2. Redetermination.

(a) If the aggrieved person does not specifically request an appeal hearing, the deputy may review all available facts pertaining to the issue and may make an additional investigation to obtain further facts as needed. A 'Notice of Redetermination' may be issued either affirming, modifying or denying benefits, as appropriate, with such appealable notification mailed to each interested party. If the facts do not warrant a redetermination in the appellant's favor, the request will be scheduled for an examiner hearing.

Section 3. Time Limit for Redetermination.

(a) Following issuance of a determination or redetermination, the action taken thereon shall be final unless within fifteen (15) days after mailing or delivery of the notice of determination or redetermination to the claimant or other interested party, an appeal is filed.