Does my previous employer have to give me copies of evidence against my unemployment claim if I have to file an appeal?
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Does my previous employer have to give me copies of evidence against my unemployment claim if I have to file an appeal?
Asked on October 1, 2012 under Employment Labor Law, Indiana
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If you are appealing an adverse decision concerning your unemployment claim the appeal is based upon a perceived error of law at the administrative hearing level where the file at the time the hearing was made is reviewed from scratch.
As such, if the former employer did not present any documents as to your unemployment claim at the hearing level then he or she does not need to do so if you file an appeal as to any adverse decision against you for unemployment benefits.
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