Pennsylvania HB186 amends the Unemployment Compensation Law to change deadlines and procedures for appeals in unemployment compensation cases.
Pennsylvania HB186 modifies the Unemployment Compensation Law by altering the deadlines for filing appeals in unemployment compensation cases. If an employer submits information more than thirty days after the notice date, the determination becomes final unless an appeal is filed. The bill also extends appeal deadlines if they fall on a weekend or holiday. Additionally, it mandates that a referee review appeals, with transcripts and recordings made available. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage.
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