Or. Admin. Code § 436-140-0008 - Administrative Review
(1) If the
director determines that a proposed construction carve-out program is not
eligible, the director will issue a notice to the employer or collective
bargaining representative.
(a) Under ORS
656.704(2), if
the employer or collective bargaining representative disagrees with the notice,
it may request a hearing by filing a request for hearing as provided in OAR
436-001-0019 within 60 days of
the mailing date of the notice.
(b)
OAR 436-001 applies to the hearing.
(2) If the director determines that the acts
or omissions of a construction carve-out program justify suspension, the
director may issue a notice of intent to suspend eligibility pursuant to OAR
436-140-0090 and schedule a
hearing on the matter of suspension. The notice must be served upon the
employer or collective bargaining representative as provided in OAR
436-140-0130. At a hearing on a
notice of intent to suspend, the employer or collective bargaining
representative must show cause why eligibility should not be suspended.
(a) If the director determines that the acts
or omissions of the employer or collective bargaining representative justify
suspension, the director may issue an order suspending eligibility. If the
director determines that the acts or omissions of the employer or collective
bargaining representative do not justify suspension, the director shall issue
an order withdrawing the notice.
(b) The order must be served upon the
employer or collective bargaining representative as provided in OAR
436-140-0130.
(c) If the employer or collective bargaining
representative disagrees with the order, it may request a hearing by filing a
request for hearing as provided in OAR
436-001-0019 within 60 days of
the mailing date of the order.
(d)
OAR 436-001 applies to the hearing.
(3) If the director determines that the acts
or omissions of a construction carve-out program justify revocation, the
director may issue a notice of intent to revoke eligibility pursuant to OAR
436-140-0090. The notice must be
served upon the employer or collective bargaining representative as provided in
OAR 436-140-0130.
(a) The revocation shall become effective
within 10 days after service of notice, unless within such period of time the
employer or collective bargaining representative correct(s) the grounds for
revocation to the satisfaction of the director or files a written request for
hearing with the director.
(A) If the employer
or collective bargaining representative request(s) a hearing, the director will
set a date and time, and give at least 10 days' notice of the hearing. At
hearing, the employer or collective bargaining representative must show cause
why eligibility should not be revoked.
(B) Within 30 days after the hearing, the
director shall issue an order affirming or withdrawing the revocation. The
director shall serve a copy of the order upon the employer or collective
bargaining representative as provided in OAR
436-140-0130.
(C) If the employer or collective bargaining
representative disagrees with the order, it may request a hearing by filing a
request for hearing as provided in OAR
436-001-0019 within 60 days of
the mailing date of the order.
(D)
OAR 436-001 applies to the hearing.
(b) An emergency revocation issued pursuant
to OAR 436-140-0090(5),
is effective immediately. To contest the revocation, the employer or collective
bargaining representative must file a request for hearing within 60 days of the
mailing date of the order; the revocation shall remain in effect until the
director orders otherwise. OAR 436-001 applies to the hearing.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 656.726(4) & 656.174
Stats. Implemented: ORS 656.170, 656.172, 656.174, 656.704 & OL 2005, Ch. 26
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