Arizona § 23-673 Determination of claim on unemployment due to labor dispute

Arizona Statutes

§ 23-673 — Determination of claim on unemployment due to labor dispute

Arizona § 23-673

Title 23Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4EMPLOYMENT SECURITY

Art. 3Decisions, Hearings and Orders

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 23-673 (2026).

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A.In any case in which the payment or denial of benefits will be determined by section 23-777, the deputy shall proceed as provided in section 23-773. His examination of the case may be by investigation or by affording the parties reasonable opportunity for a fair hearing.

B.The determination of the deputy thereupon shall be treated for all purposes as any other determination of a deputy made pursuant to section 23-773, except that a timely appeal therefrom is removed to the appeals board.

C.If the determination appealed from was based on a fair hearing, the hearing officer may make his recommendation and the appeals board may make its decision on the basis of the evidence previously submitted.

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A. In any case in which the payment or denial of benefits will be determined by section 23-777, the deputy shall proceed as provided in section 23-773. His examination of the case may be by investigation or by affording the parties reasonable opportunity for a fair hearing.

B. The determination of the deputy thereupon shall be treated for all purposes as any other determination of a deputy made pursuant to section 23-773, except that a timely appeal therefrom is removed to the appeals board.

C. If the determination appealed from was based on a fair hearing, the hearing officer may make his recommendation and the appeals board may make its decision on the basis of the evidence previously submitted.