W. Va. Code R. § 83-1-11 - Employer's Report of Low Earnings
11.1. In any week
in which an employee is partially unemployed, each employing unit is required to
deliver to such employee on or before the pay day for the week in which the low
earnings occurred, or mail to his last known address if delivery is impossible or
impracticable or if requested by a claimant upon the claimant's showing good
cause for such request, a report of low earnings on a prescribed form furnished
by the West Virginia Division of Employment Security. Such form shall set forth:
(a) The employee's name and social security
number,
(b) the employer's name,
address and account number,
(c) the
week ending date,
(d) the earnings
during the week,
(e) any pertinent
information regarding claimant's eligibility, and
(f) such other information as required by such
form. An employee is to be assumed to be partially unemployed in any week in
which, by reason of a reduction in hours worked resulting solely from lack of
work, his earnings for the week are less than his weekly benefit amount plus
twenty-five dollars ($25.00). Such form shall not be given to any worker in any
week during which the worker has earned in excess of his weekly benefit amount
plus twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
11.2. Any employing unit may report employees'
low earnings on its own form in lieu of the prescribed form: Provided, That such
form has received prior approval from the Commissioner.
11.3. Upon request from the Commissioner of a
deputy for a report of low earnings concerning any worker, an employing unit
shall, within forty-eight (48) hours following the receipt of such request,
completely fill out such notice and return it to the address specified in the
request.
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