The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-08-24
9Th Of a Series of Seven Ar
ticles Covering Law In
Mountain State

3. Deputies.
4. Initial determination.
S. Repealed.
6. Repealed.
z. Appeal tribunals.
8. Appeal from deputy's decision.
8. Finality of examiners decision.
10. Board review.
II. Benefits pending appeal.
IL. Quorum.
13. Procedure.
ID. Records.
Is. Report of decision.
Is. Exclusion of interested party.
II. Finality of boards decision.
18. Claim procedure cost.
19. Administrative relief first.
20. Board a necessary party.
Fl. Findings of fact.
22 Judicial review.
%. Trial.
"a. Exceptions and bond.
rs. Service.
26. Transcript of record.
27. Appeal.
%. Effect of judicial decision.
20. Supersedeas.
Section 1. Claims. Claims for bene-
fit shall be made in accordance with
the rules and regulations prescribed
by the director.
Sec. 2. Display of Regulations. An
employer shall post and maintain in
places readily accessible to individuals
in his service the claim procedure reg
ulations prescribed by the director. At
the time any such individual becomes
unemployed and employer shall fur
nish such individual with a copy of
the regulations. The director shall
provide an employer copies of the
regulations without cost.
Sec. 3. Deputies. The director shall
appoint deputies to investigate and
originally determine all claims for
benefits.
Sec. a. Initial Determination. A
deputy shall promptly investigate a
claim and shall, after the establish
ment of the facts, determine whether
or not such claim is valid, and, if valid,
shall determine:
(1) The week with respect to which
benefits will commence.
(2) The amount of benefit.
(3) The maximum duration of bene-
fits.
After determination, the deputy
shall promptly notify the claimant and
the last employer of his findings and
decision.
Sec. S. Repealed.
Sec. g. Repealed.
Sec. 7. Appeal Tribunals. The board
shall determine the manner of hear
ing appeals from the decision of a
deputy and may direct in particular
cases or in particular areas that the
appeal be heard by an appeal tribunal
composed Of:
(D A single examiner.
(2) A tribunal of three examiners
assigned by the board.
(3) A member of the board.
(4) The Board.
Sec. 8. Appeal from Deputy's De-
cisiOn. A claimant or other interested
party may file an appeal from the de-
cision of the deputy within twenty
calendar days after notice of the de-
cision has been delivered or mailed to
the claimant and last employer as
provided in section four of this article.
The decision Of the deputy shall be
final and benefits shall be paid or de-
MED in accordance Herewith unless an
appeal is filed within such time.
Upon appeal from the determination
of deputy, an individual shall be en-
titled to fair hearing and reasonable
opportunity to be heard before an ap-
peal tribunal as provided in section
seven of this article.
Within ten days after receipt by
the board of notice of appeal from
the decision of deputy, the board
shall fix the time and place for hear
ing such appeal.
Upon consideration of all the evil
dence the appeal tribunal shall make
a decision, and shall notify the claim
ant and last employer of it's findings
and decision.
Sec. 8. Finality of Examiners De-
cision. A claimant or other interested
party may file an appeal to the board
from the decision OF an appeal trl-
bunal within twenty days after notice
of the decision has been delivered or
mailed to the claimant and last en-
ployer as provided in section eight
of this article. The decision of the
appeal tribunal shall be final and
benefits shall be paid or denied in ac
cordance Herewith unless an appeal
is filed within such time.
Sec. 10. Board Review. The board
may, after proper notice and oppor-
tunity for hearing,
(D On it's own motion affirm, modi-
fly, or set aside a decision of an ap
peal tribunal.
(2) Direct the taking of additional
evidence in disputed claim.
(3) Permit parties to the decision of
an appeal tribunal to initiate further
appeals before it.
Sec II BENEFITS Pending ADpeal If