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| board of referees |
jurisdiction |
adjournment of hearing |
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Summary:
If a Board recognizes that a claimant may be able to provide additional information in support of her claim, it should adjourn the hearing so as to afford the claimant an opportunity to present that information to the Board rather than to the Commission.
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| board of referees |
hearings |
person having immediate interest |
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Summary:
Whether employer has an immediate interest under reg. 69(6). If claimant alleges harassment, dangerous conditions or illegal practices, the employer's interest is obvious. Where, as here, claimant relies on a health problem, the employer's interest is neither immediate nor direct and I so rule.
