§ 27-3-404 — Determination; review by commission; disposition; notice; reconsideration

Wyoming § 27-3-404

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 27: Labor and Employment
• Ch. 3: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
• Art. 4: BENEFIT CLAIMS

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(a) The commission may within twenty-eight (28) days after
notice is mailed or delivered:
(i) Review a decision of an appeal tribunal;
(ii) Review a determination of a special examiner; or
(iii) Grant an appeal from a decision upon
application filed by any party entitled to notice. An appeal
shall be granted if a decision is not unanimous or if a
determination is not affirmed by the appeal tribunal.
(b) Upon review or appeal and based on evidence previously
submitted or upon additional evidence it may direct be taken,
the commission may affirm, modify or reverse the findings and
conclusions of the appeal tribunal. Proceedings before an appeal
tribunal may be removed to the commission or transferred to
another tribunal. A proceeding removed to the commission prior
to completion of the hearing shall be heard by the commission in
accordance with requirements for tribunal proceedings.
(c) The commission shall promptly notify parties to a
proceeding of its decision including findings and conclusions.
The decision is final unless judicial review is initiated
pursuant to this article. A denial of an appeal by the
commission is subject to judicial review. Review shall be
initiated within the prescribed time beginning from the date
notice of the denial is mailed or delivered.
(d) Subject to limitations prescribed under W.S.
27-3-402(c), the commission may reconsider a determination
provided by a final decision of an appeal tribunal and may apply
to the tribunal for a revised decision.