Provides detailed reports for departmental use in fraud cases, appeals, and filing of liens. Prepares and presents Department's cases for hearings. Explains and interprets provisions of the Unemployment Compensation Law and Department rules and regulations to employers, their representatives, accountants, attorneys, and others. Updates knowledge of techniques and changes in business systems through study and participation in periodic training sessions. Performs related work as required.
Considerable travel is required, for which personal means of transportation is necessary.
Duties are performed at employer work sites and local Unemployment Compensation Offices. Incumbents may have to deal directly with irate taxpayers. Testimony before a hearings examiner or the Employment Security Board may be necessary. Two years of professional level auditing or accounting experience.