(a)An individual is an exhaustee under this article for
any week of unemployment in his eligibility period if he has:
(i)Received prior to that week all regular benefits
available to him under this article or any other state law in
his applicable benefit year which includes that week; or
(ii)Prior to that week and after cancellation of
part or all of his wage credits or reduction of part or all of
his regular benefit rights, received all regular benefits
available to him under this article or any other state law in
his applicable benefit year which includes that week; or
(iii)Insufficient wages, employment or both, his
benefit year ended prior to that week and he is eligible for a
new benefit year in any state which includes that week or,
having established a new benefit year which inc
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(a) An individual is an exhaustee under this article for
any week of unemployment in his eligibility period if he has:
(i) Received prior to that week all regular benefits
available to him under this article or any other state law in
his applicable benefit year which includes that week; or
(ii) Prior to that week and after cancellation of
part or all of his wage credits or reduction of part or all of
his regular benefit rights, received all regular benefits
available to him under this article or any other state law in
his applicable benefit year which includes that week; or
(iii) Insufficient wages, employment or both, his
benefit year ended prior to that week and he is eligible for a
new benefit year in any state which includes that week or,
having established a new benefit year which includes that week,
he is not eligible for regular benefits under W.S. 27-3-306(d)
or similar provisions of other state laws meeting the
requirement of 26 U.S.C. § 3304(a)(7); and
(iv) No unemployment benefit or allowance rights
under 45 U.S.C. § 351 et seq., 19 U.S.C. § 1801 et seq. or other
federal laws specified under regulation of the United States
secretary of labor; and
(v) Not received or claimed unemployment benefits for
that week under unemployment compensation laws of the Virgin
Islands or Canada unless determined ineligible for these
benefits.
(b) An individual shall have received all regular benefits
under paragraphs (a)(i) and (ii) of this section regardless of:
(i) Any pending appeal for wages or employment not
included in the original regular benefit amount for his current
benefit year which may entitle him to additional regular
benefits;
(ii) Any seasonal provision of another state law
disqualifying him from regular benefits for that week of
unemployment although he may be entitled to future benefits in
the next season or off-season in his applicable benefit year,
and he is otherwise an exhaustee under this section for regular
benefits under state law seasonal provisions during the season
or off-season in which that week of unemployment occurs; or
(iii) Any disqualification cancelling his wage
credits or reducing all rights to regular benefits for his
established benefit year.