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CFR  

Code of Federal Regulations Pertaining to ETA

Title 20  

Employees' Benefits

 

Chapter V  

Employment and Training Administration, Department of Labor

 

 

Part 658  

Administrative Provisions Governing the Job Service System

 

 

 

Subpart F  

Discontinuation of Services to Employers by the Job Service System


20 CFR 658.504 - Reinstatement of services.

  • Section Number: 658.504
  • Section Name: Reinstatement of services.

    (a) Services may be reinstated to an employer after discontinuation 

under Sec. 658.503, if:

    (1) The State is ordered to do so by a Federal Administrative Law 

Judge or Regional Administrator, or

    (2) (i) The employer provides adequate evidence that any policies, 

procedures or conditions responsible for the previous discontinuation of 

services have been corrected and that the same or similar difficulties 

are not likely to occur in the future, and

    (ii) The employer provides adequate evidence that the employer has 

responded adequately to any findings of an enforcement agency, State JS 

agency, or USES, including restitution to the complainant and the 

payment of any fines, which were the basis of the discontinuation of 

services.

    (b) The State agency shall notify, within 20 working days, the 

employer requesting reinstatement whether his request has been granted. 

If the State denies the request for reinstatement, the basis for the 

denial shall be specified and the employer shall be notified that he/she 

may request a hearing within 20 working days.

    (c) If the employer makes a timely request for a hearing, the State 

agency shall follow the procedures set forth at Sec. 658.417.

    (d) The State agency shall reinstate services to an employer if 

ordered to do so by a State hearing officer, Regional Administrator, or 

Federal Administrative Law Judge as a result of a hearing offered 

pursuant to paragraph (c) of this section.
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