Wis. Admin. Code Department of Workforce Development DWD 149.08 - Fee for disclosing unemployment insurance records
(1)
(a) The department shall charge a fee for
disclosing an unemployment insurance record when the disclosure is for a third
party, government unit, or entity that requests the record and disclosure is
not necessary for the proper administration of the unemployment insurance
program, unless only incidental staff time and nominal processing costs are
involved in making the disclosure.
(b) The department may charge a fee for
disclosure in the following circumstances:
1.
Disclosure of public domain information.
2. Disclosure to an individual, employing
unit, or agent.
3. The purpose of
the disclosure is program oversight or audit.
4. The disclosure is pursuant to a court
order or is to officials with subpoena authority.
(c) The fee for disclosure may not exceed the
actual, necessary, and direct costs of location and disclosure of the record,
including photocopy, postage, computer reprogramming, and labor costs, except a
record location fee may be charged if the costs of location exceed $50. The
department shall require the fee for disclosure to be paid in advance except
for good reason.
(2) The
department may permit an individual who is entitled to an unemployment
insurance record to photograph the record or the department may photograph the
record for the individual, if the form of the record does not permit
copying.
(3) The department may
impose reasonable restrictions on the manner of access to an original
unemployment insurance record if the record is irreplaceable or easily
damaged.
(4) Payment of the fee for
disclosure on a one-time or an ongoing basis may be arranged under a record
disclosure agreement under s. DWD. 149.07.
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