Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-3-53295 - Length of Unemployment
A. In determining whether work is suitable,
consideration must be given to the length of the claimant's unemployment. A
claimant should be allowed a reasonable adjustment period in which to find work
in his customary or primary occupation. The length of the adjustment period is
flexible and should be determined on the basis of all the circumstances of the
case. The adjustment period begins with the first week of the claimant's
unemployment or return to the labor market, whichever is later. While casual or
odd jobs of less than one week's duration do not interrupt the adjustment
period, they may serve as an indication of the claimant's prospects of work in
his primary skill.
B. The following
are adjustment period limits in which a claimant may refuse without
disqualification a referral to or offer of work solely because it does not
utilize his primary skill or a skill of comparable level.
Adjustment Period Skill Level
4 weeks Unskilled
7 weeks Semi-skilled
10 weeks Skilled
C. When there is no substantial labor market
in the claimant's primary occupation, he will be expected to accept other
suitable work for which he is qualified regardless of the length of his
unemployment.
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