The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-11-09

plicant has moved, to transfer his
Registration Card from one office to
another, either within or without the
county?
A. - No. Separate Registration
Cards are not transferred from one
office to another. Such. transfer
would take place only if the files from
one office were moved bodily to a diff
ferent office. When an applicant
moves to the district of another office
he should be registered in the other
office on new registration card but
it should be counted as a renewal
Q.-Should man living in Penn
sylvania who has been employed by
an Ohio employer subject to the Act
who wishes to file claim in Ohio
register in the local Employment Ser
vice office in Pennsylvania in order
to be available for work?
"A claimant, no matter where
he is a resident, should be registered
in the same office where he files his
claim.
Q.-How much experience in a sup
Elementary job merits a supplement-
ary employment registration card?
A.-There can be no definite rule
concerning how much experience
qualities an applicant for a sup
Elementary card. This will be de-
| termined in relation to the particular
occupation involved. If the applicant
is sufficiently qualified to hold a po-
sition in that occupational classifca-
ton, he should be assigned a supple
mentary card.
Q.-Could a girl who has been out
of school for over year, who has
been practicing typing, and who wants
work as typist, be given the occupa-
tional code Of a typist, or must she
be filed under recent school attend
ants? If so, how will she ever be call.
ed for typist work?
IA person who has had the type
of training which completely fits hin
for a job should be assigned the oc.
cupational classification of the job
This would be the case Of a typist.
Q.-1 am drawing unemployment
compensation as | am still without g
job. have raspberry patch in my
garden. have sold about ten dollars
worth of berries per week. (1) Must
| report these sales as earnings? anc
(2) will they be deducted from my
weekly compensation check?
A.-l Yes; the profit from the
sale of these berries must be reported
by you weekly, as earnings. (2) This
weekly profit will be deducted from
your benefit check each week.
Q.-Are all checks issued weekly al
the central office?
Ayes.
! ON case of benefit check being
lost, what procedure is followed to re-
place same?
A.-The claimant makes an aft
davit of lost check. The Bureau
stops payment and after the elapst
of reasonable time issues dupli
cate check.
| Q.-When are separation reports t.
be made out by an employer? Ar,
they sent in to the Bureau or give1
to employe to show when he reports
for claim?
A.-Regulation 13 provides that {
separation report is required wher
the worker is separated from his EN-
ployment either (D permanently; G.,
for an indefinite period; or (3) for .
period the expected duration of which
will be seven or more consecutive
days. The original copy Of the sep
aration report is furnished to thu
worker and the duplicate copy is mail
ed Immediately to the Bureau.
Q.-Is failure to report earnings
the only way in which a fraudulent
misrepresentation may be made?
A.-No. A claimant might falsel,
certify as to his availability, his cap
ability, the reason for separation, hi:
ability to obtain employment, o,
other facts relating to his eligibility
On what manner may claim
ant be punished for fraudulent mis-
representation
A.-His claim may be rejected OF
cancelled; ne may be denied the right
to receive benefits for period of no,
to exceed one year; he may be finee
not more than three hundred dollars
or imprisoned for not more than three
months, or both.
On case Of cancellation of claim
on account of fraud, of what date i:
cancellation effective?
A.-The claim is cancelled as of the
date of the first Justification.
Q.-Is illiteracy ever good defense
to a charge of false misrepresenta
ton?
Ayes. Although ignorance of the
law is no excuse, there must be ar
intent to defraud.
Q.-Does a false certifcation, made
through error or mistake, constitute
fraudulent Misrepresentation?
A.--No. There must be an intent
to defraud.
On a case where claimant makes
fraudulent representations but re-
ceives no benefits, may he be pen
allied?
A.-Yes. The law says "obtain o,