Utah Admin. Code R994-106-101 - General Definition
(1) An
unemployed individual who has covered employment and wages in more than one
state has the right to combine such wages and employment in the base period of
one state if the combination will provide benefits for which he could not
otherwise qualify or will increase the benefits for which he qualifies in a
single state. He must file a combined wage claim if he is eligible to do so
rather than claim extended benefits. If he wishes, he has the right to reject a
combined-wage claim and file against a state in which he is separately eligible
or to cancel the combined wage claim and file no claim.
(2) Section
35A-4-106 provides for the wages
earned in other states to be used to qualify for unemployment insurance
benefits. Many of the restrictions and guidelines contained in this Rule are
required by federal regulations which govern the establishment and payment of
unemployment benefits when a claimant uses wages earned outside the state or
his residence at the time the claim is filed. If there is a conflict between
this Rule and federal regulations, the federal regulations will be
followed.
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