CONSOLIDATION OF ISSUES AND NEW ISSUES

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Minnesota Administrative Rules › DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Chapter 3310 › Part 3310.2910

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Upon the request of a party or on the unemployment law judge's motion, the judge may consolidate for hearing issues involving the same parties. The unemployment law judge may take testimony and render a decision on issues not listed on the notice of hearing if each party is notified on the record, is advised of the right to object, and does not object. If a party objects, the unemployment law judge must: A. continue the hearing to allow the party to prepare for consideration of the issue; or B. direct the department to address the issue and send to the parties a determination by mail or electronic transmission.

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CONSOLIDATION OF ISSUES AND NEW ISSUES · Minn. R. 3310.2910 | Frix