Correction to quality appraisal answer on nonmonetary determination promptness
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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER NO. 10-93, Change 1
Subject: Quality Appraisal Issues: Questions and Answers - Nonmonetary Determinations Promptness, and Emergency Unemployment Compensation
Purpose: To correct information provided in UIPL No. 10-93, dated December 2, 1992.
To: All State Employment Security Agencies
From: Barbara Ann Farmer, Administrator for Regional Management
Date: December 30, 1992
Expiration Date: December 31, 1993
Rescissions: None
Contact: Direct questions to the Regional Office.
References: ETA Handbook No. 365, Second Edition and ETA Handbook No. 361, Revised October 1, 1986.
Background: UIPL No. 10-93 provided answers to questions that had arisen at a training session held at the Latham Hotel in Georgetown in August. The information given in the second answer in the attachment to UIPL No. 10-93 was inadvertently given and is incorrect.
Correct Answer: ETA Handbook No. 365, Second Edition, Page 9, states, "If a potential issue arises and is detected prior to the claimant certifying for the week which would be affected, it is not to be considered an issue (detected) until the week is claimed." To further clarify, the start date for timeliness is the week ending date of the week in which the affected week is certified.
Action Required: Line out the second answer in the attachment to UIPL No. 10-93, write in the correct answer, and provide this change to UIPL No. 10-93 to all Quality Appraisal staff.
Attachments: None.
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