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1997 national meeting for unemployment appeals staff

Summary ETA announced a joint meeting for state unemployment appeals managers and administrative staff to exchange ideas on managing large appeals workloads. It said states would need to pay participants' travel and per diem from existing fiscal 1997 allocations. ETA now labels the advisory Canceled.
Document
Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
UIPL No. 31-97
Date issued
May 8, 1997
Status
Withdrawn
ETA labels this advisory Canceled; its listed expiration was May 31, 1998.
Status last verified October 25, 2026

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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER NO. 31-97

Subject: National Meeting for Unemployment Insurance Appeals Management and Administrative Staff and Annual Conference of the National Association of Unemployment Insurance Appellate Boards.

Purpose: To provide information on the joint Second Triennial Unemployment Insurance Service (UIS) National Meeting for Unemployment Insurance (UI) Appeals Management and Administrative Staff and the Annual Conference of the National Association of Unemployment In [truncated in official listing].

Agenda: A copy of the tentative agenda is attached.

Participants: The agenda has been designed for the managers of the lower and higher authority appeals units and the chief appeals clerks and/or appeals administrative staff supervisors of the lower and higher authority appeals units. The primary goal of the meeting is to provide forums for management and administrative staff audiences to exchange ideas and experiences in managing the high level of appeals workloads that have occurred in recent years. The conference will be of interest to unemployment insurance appellate boards and commission members, chief hearing officers responsible for lower authority appellate adjudications, and the chief counsel and chief executive officers of the various higher authority boards and commissions.

Meeting Particulars and Inquiries: Travel and per diem costs for SESA participants will have to be paid from available State Fiscal Year 1997 allocations. Additional funds from the Employment and Training Administration are not available for this purpose. Details about the meeting site, costs, and contact persons for additional information are contained in the attached materials. The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, Board of Review, is hosting this cooperative conference and has graciously agreed to handle the logistics of registration and related matters.

Action Required: SESA Administrators are requested to provide this information to the appropriate SESA personnel and appellate board members and staff.

ETA's listing refers to a tentative agenda, meeting details, costs, and registration forms and directs readers to its Office of Regional Management for copies of those attachments.

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