Hawaii SB716 amends the Hawaii Employment Security Law to update unemployment compensation procedures and eligibility criteria.
Hawaii SB716 amends the Hawaii Employment Security Law by revising the procedures for unemployment compensation claims and appeals. It mandates electronic notification for hearing notices and decisions unless a claimant opts for mail. The bill also updates the criteria for eligibility, including the requirement for individuals to register for work online and the conditions under which vocational training courses can be approved. Additionally, it modifies the process for reopening appeals and the conditions under which benefits may be denied.
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