7 CCR 1101-2.4 - JOB ATTACHMENT
2.4.1
Statutory References: -
8-73-107 and
8-73-108(5)(a)(b)(c),
C.R.S.
2.4.2
Job Attachment
to an Employer. - A claimant is considered to be job-attached and is
presumed to be following a course of action reasonably designed to result in
prompt reemployment in suitable work, as contemplated by
8-73-107(1)(g),
C.R.S., when an understanding exists between the claimant and his or her
employer that the claimant will return to his or her old job or other suitable
work with such employer within the period set forth in regulation 2.4.5 and the
requirements of this section 2.4 of the regulations are met. This presumption
may be rebutted by competent evidence in an individual case. Job attachment to
an employer shall commence with the week in which the claimant last separated
from said employer.
2.4.3
Job
Attachment by Virtue of Union Hiring Hall. - A claimant who is properly
registered for employment through a union hiring hall is presumed to be
following a course of action reasonably designed to result in prompt
reemployment in suitable work, as contemplated by
8-73-107(1)(g),
C.R.S., and shall be considered job-attached to the extent permitted by
regulation 2.4.5. This presumption may be rebutted by competent evidence in an
individual case. Job attachment shall commence with the effective date of a
valid initial, additional, or reopened claim filing.
2.4.4
Job Attachment by Promise of New
Work. - A claimant who has an assurance of new work shall be considered
job-attached to the extent permitted by regulation 2.4.5, and such period shall
commence with the week in which the offer of new work was accepted. "New work"
for the purposes of this section 2.4 shall mean a job offer that has no known
termination date made by any employer other than the employer from whom the
claimant most recently separated.
2.4.5
Duration of Job
Attachment. - Claimants who are job-attached to an employer or who are
job-attached by virtue of a union hiring hall arrangement will be presumed to
meet the requirements of
8-73-107(1)(g),
C.R.S., for a period of up to sixteen weeks unless it can be shown that said
job-attached status is not reasonably designed to result in prompt reemployment
in suitable work. Job-attached status may be granted for a period of no more
than two weeks to a claimant with a promise of new work.
.1 The division, at its discretion during
times of economic recession, may extend the period of job attachment for up to
twenty-six weeks for claimants who are job-attached to an employer or who are
job-attached by virtue of a union hiring hall arrangement.
2.4.6
Duties of Claimant. -
During the period of job attachment set forth in regulation 2.4.5, a
job-attached claimant must be able to work and be available for suitable work
with the employer to whom he or she is job-attached or be able to work and be
available for referral to a job by his or her hiring hall. The claimant shall
not be required to search for work elsewhere and shall, by means of his or her
job attachment, be presumed to have met these requirements. Nothing in this
regulation 2.4 shall permit a claimant to refuse an offer of suitable work as
defined in 8-73-108(5)(b),
C.R.S.
2.4.7
Expiration of
Job Attachment. - When the job-attached period set forth in regulation
2.4.5 has expired or when a claimant's understanding with the employer as
provided in regulation 2.4.2 no longer exists or when a claimant's registration
with a union hiring hall ceases or when an offer of new work is withdrawn or
if, in the judgement of the division, job-attached status is not reasonably
designed to result in prompt reemployment in suitable work, the claimant must
comply with the provisions of
8-73-107, C.R.S., or his or her
compensability shall cease.
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