(a)Notwithstanding W.S. 27-3-104 through 27-3-108, the
department may enter into arrangements with other states for
services performed by an individual ordinarily performing
services in more than one (1) state for a single employing unit.
Subject to election by the employing unit and approval of the
affected states, the arrangement may specify that service is
performed entirely within the state in which:
(i)Any part of the individual's services are
performed;
(ii)The employing unit maintains its principal place
of business; or
(iii)The individual has his residence.
(b)The department is also authorized to enter into
agreements with other states or the federal government for wages
or services entitled to benefits under the law of another state
or the federal government to be wages for i
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(a) Notwithstanding W.S. 27-3-104 through 27-3-108, the
department may enter into arrangements with other states for
services performed by an individual ordinarily performing
services in more than one (1) state for a single employing unit.
Subject to election by the employing unit and approval of the
affected states, the arrangement may specify that service is
performed entirely within the state in which:
(i) Any part of the individual's services are
performed;
(ii) The employing unit maintains its principal place
of business; or
(iii) The individual has his residence.
(b) The department is also authorized to enter into
agreements with other states or the federal government for wages
or services entitled to benefits under the law of another state
or the federal government to be wages for insured work under
this act or under the law of another state or the federal
government. The department shall participate in arrangements
approved by the United States secretary of labor for the payment
of compensation by combining an individual's wages and
employment covered under this act with those covered under the
laws of other states which assure the prompt and full payment of
compensation, apply the base period of a single state law to a
claim involving the combination of wages and employment covered
under two (2) or more state laws and avoid duplication of wages
and employment. No arrangement under this subsection shall be
entered into unless the participating state or federal agency
agrees to reimburse the fund for the amount of benefits paid
under this act for wages or services the department finds fair
and reasonable. The department shall reimburse to other state or
federal agencies a reasonable portion of benefits paid under
their law.
(c) The department may make and receive reimbursements
from or to the fund in accordance with arrangements pursuant to
this section. For purposes of this act, reimbursements payable
are benefits.
(d) To the extent authorized by federal law and
constitution and agreements entered into between the federal
government and foreign governments, the department may enter
into or cooperate in agreements for facilities and services
provided by a foreign government for use in receiving claims and
paying benefits under this act or similar law of the foreign
government.