Mich. Admin. Code R. 421.208 - Registering for work
Rule 208.
(1) To
comply with the registration requirements of section 28(1)(a) of 1936 PA 1, MCL
421.28(1)(a), a claimant shall register for work as instructed by the agency
and fully and accurately supply information as to the claimant's past work
experience and training and other personal data as may be necessary to assure
that the claimant is considered for referral to any available suitable
work.
(2) If a claimant indicates
on the application for benefits that he or she expects to return to his or her
separating or previous employer within 120 days, and if the agency finds the
claimant to be job-attached or finds that the claimant is not an appropriate
candidate for full employment services, then the claimant's application for
benefits shall be used as the claimant's registration for work.
(3) If, in registering for work under subrule
(1) of this rule, a claimant indicates that he or she is unwilling to be
referred to or notified of work that the claimant is qualified to perform
because of past experience or training and that is generally similar to work
for which the claimant has received wages, then the agency shall make a
determination as to the claimant's availability for suitable work.
(4) A laid off individual is not required to
register for work if registering is waived by the agency upon receipt of
written notification by the individual's employer that the layoff is temporary
and that work is expected to be available within 45 calendar days following the
last day the individual worked. A waiver is effective if the notification from
the employer has been received by the agency before the individual has
certified for his or her first compensable week following the layoff.
(5) An individual who is required to register
for work to be eligible for unemployment benefits and who, with good cause,
fails to do so, shall not be ineligible for benefits for the weeks for which
the individual failed to register. "Good cause" for failure to register shall
include, but not be limited to, either of the following:
(a) Misinformation provided by the agency or
failure to provide access to the means of registration by the agency or
designated entity.
(b) A reason
described in rule
R 421.210(2) of the
Michigan Administrative Code.
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