Sec. 31-244-9a. Employer's appeal of charges resulting from its nonparticipation in the predetermination hearing

The issue of an employer's non-participation in a predetermination hearing may not be the subject of an appeal to an Employment Security Appeals Referee until the effect of such non-participation is reflected in either a statement of quarterly charges (Form UC-54Q) in the case of a contributing employer, or in the case of a reimbursing employer, a monthly billing statement. The employer may appeal its assessment of charges resulting from its non-participation in the predetermination hearing upon receipt of the first statement of quarterly or monthly charges which includes charges resulting from the employer's non-participation at the predetermination hearing. Such statement of quarterly or monthly charges shall be the only determination of the Administrator through which the issue of nonparticipation may be appealed. A contributing employer's appeal from this determination must be made pursuant to the provisions of Section 31-225a(h)(3) of the Connecticut General Statutes. A reimbursing employer's appeal from this determination shall be made pursuant to the provisions of Section 31-225(g)(2)(D) of the Connecticut General Statutes.

(Effective July 1, 1992; Amended January 3, 2005)