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Rule 4141-35-03 | Exception to benefit charges.
Any exception to benefit charges under division (D)
of section 4141.24 of the Revised Code must be in writing and filed with the
department within fifteen days after the notice of benefit charges is mailed or
issued to the employer. The exception to charges must be submitted by the
employer or a duly authorized representative and shall include the
employer's name; the employer's unemployment compensation account
number; the issue date of the notice to which exception is being taken; the
claimant's name and social security account number; and the reason for the
exception and sufficient information to show why such charges are not in
accordance with section 4141.24 of the Revised Code.
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Rule 4141-35-05 | Charges on combined wage credit claims paid by Ohio.
Effective:
December 28, 2017
When the department is the paying agency for benefits payable under a
combined wage credit claim, each payment of benefits shall be prorated to the
agencies which have furnished wage credits used to qualify the claimant in the
same proportions that the wage credits furnished by such agencies bear to the
total wage credits used. Benefits prorated to the department shall be charged
against the accounts of employers as prescribed in section 4141.24 of the
Revised Code.
Last updated October 12, 2023 at 12:18 PM
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Rule 4141-35-06 | Charges on combined wage credit claims paid by another state.
Benefits paid by another state employment security agency to an individual whose wage credits have been transferred to such other agency by the department shall not be charged to the account of an employer if the employer's account under the same or similar circumstances would not be charged for such benefits for a claim paid by the director under the Ohio law, provided that the noncharging shall not be applicable to an employer which makes payments in lieu of contributions under section 4141.241 or 4141.242 of the Revised Code. When the individual does qualify for benefit rights under the Ohio law but wage credits are required to be transferred to another state under the secretary of labor's "Interstate Arrangement for Combining Employment and Wages," 20 C.F.R. Part 616, then the accounts of employers liable under the Ohio law shall be charged in the manner described in rule 4141-35-05 of the Administrative Code.
Last updated October 12, 2023 at 12:18 PM
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Rule 4141-35-07 | Unemployment caused by a major disaster.
(A) Any contributory employer filing an
application in accordance with the provisions of section 4141.285 of the
Revised Code must file such application within one hundred eighty days from the
date of the major disaster as declared by the president of the United States.
Such application must identify the location of employment affected by the
disaster, the extent and duration of unemployment caused by the disaster, and
the name and social security account number of each employee that the employer
considers to have become unemployed due to such disaster. (B) In accordance with the provisions of
division (D) of section 4141.26 of the Revised Code, an employer may file a
request for reconsideration of the director's ruling on an application
filed under the provisions of section 4141.285 of the Revised Code and this
rule. Such written request must be filed with the director of the department of
job and family services or postmarked within thirty days after the
director's ruling is mailed to the employer's last known
address.
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