Mich. Admin. Code R. 421.201 - "Interested party" defined
Rule 201.
(1) The
term "interested party," as used in the act or these rules, means anyone whose
statutory rights or obligations might be affected by the outcome or disposition
of the determination, redetermination, or decision. A claimant for unemployment
benefits is not an interested party to a redetermination of charges or to an
appeal relating to a redetermination of charges. An interested party has all of
the following rights:
(a) The right to receive
a copy of the notice of determination or redetermination.
(b) The right to request a reconsideration of
the determination or redetermination.
(c) The right to appeal to a referee or the
board of review in the manner provided in the act.
(2) The agency is an interested party in any
appeal before a referee, the board of review, or in any judicial action
involving an order or decision of the board of review or a referee.
(3) An employer or employing entity in this
or another state is an interested party in connection with a claim for benefits
if the employer's or employing entity's account has been charged, the employer
or employing entity is presently or potentially chargeable with some portion of
benefits paid or payable on such claim, or the employer or employing entity is
directly involved in a possible ineligibility or disqualification of a
claimant. A base period employer is not an interested party with respect to a
nonmonetary adjudication or appeal relating to another base period employer or
the last separating employer concerning either benefit payments or charges,
unless the issue on appeal is whether the base period employer is chargeable
for benefits on the claim under section 29(5) of the act.
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