Or. Admin. Code § 471-040-0015 - Notice of Hearing
(1) To
afford all parties a reasonable opportunity for a fair hearing, notice of
hearing setting forth the time, date, place, and issue(s) in general shall be
personally delivered or mailed at least five days in advance of the hearing to
parties or their authorized agents at their last known address as shown by the
record of the Director.
(2) The
following parties shall be notified of a hearing when a request for hearing has
been filed as provided by ORS
657.265 or
657.355:
(a) The Director;
(b) The claimant;
(c) The employing unit entitled to notice of
the determination or decision under ORS
657.265; and any employing unit
that could be expected to have information relating to the issue(s) of the
hearing.
(3) In all
other cases for which ORS Chapter 657 provides for hearing, parties who shall
be notified of a hearing are:
(a) The
Director; and
(b) The employer or
employing unit which has filed a request or application for hearing.
(4) To best serve the parties
involved, an administrative law judge may set a hearing at a convenient
location or convenient locations.
(5) An administrative law judge may
consolidate two or more hearings whenever it appears to the administrative law
judge that such procedure will not unduly complicate the issues or jeopardize
the rights of any of the parties.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 657
Stats. Implemented: ORS 657.280 & 657.610
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