Conn. Agencies Regs. § 31-230-2 - Alternate base period determinations
(a) When the
Administrator determines that an individual is ineligible for benefits using
his regular base period, the Administrator shall determine whether the
individual is eligible for benefits using an alternate base period. The
Administrator shall not require the individual to initiate a request for a
determination of eligibility using an alternate base period in such
cases.
(b) The Administrator shall
ascertain from any individual who is ineligible for benefits using his regular
base period whether he was paid wages during the most recent completed calendar
quarter in his alternate base period.
(c) Where wages paid to the individual during
the most recent completed calendar quarter have already been reported by an
employer to the Administrator and can be identified on the Administrator's
automated wage files, the Administrator shall promptly issue a written
determination of eligibility or ineligibility for benefits using the
individual's alternate base period.
(d) Where wages paid to the individual during
the most recent completed calendar quarter cannot be identified on the
Administrator's automated wage files, the Administrator shall institute an
investigation and contact the employer or the employer's agent directly to
secure the requested wage information. The Administrator shall exercise such
administrative and investigative powers as are authorized under Chapter 567 of
the Connecticut General Statutes and are necessary to accurately establish the
correct amount of wages paid to the individual during the subject
quarter.
(e) Once all wages paid to
the individual during the most recent completed calendar quarter have been
established pursuant to subsection (d) of this section, the Administrator shall
promptly issue a written determination of eligibility or ineligibility for
benefits using the individual's alternate base period.
(f) Any determination issued pursuant to this
section shall specify:
(1) the individual's
benefit year;
(2) the individual's
alternate base period;
(3) wages
paid to the individual during his alternate base period;
(4) employers who paid such wages during the
individual's alternate base period;
(5) the individual's total unemployment
benefit rate pursuant to section
31-231a
of the Connecticut General Statutes;
(6) the individual's maximum limitation on
total benefits pursuant to section
31-231b
of the Connecticut General Statutes;
(7) the individual's dependency allowance, if
any, pursuant to section
31-234 of
the Connecticut General Statutes; and
(8) the individual's appeal rights.
(g) Any determination issued
pursuant to this section may be appealed to the Employment Security Appeals
Division within the time limits and under the conditions prescribed in section
31-241
of the Connecticut General Statutes.
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