(A) The Administrator shall promptly make a determination after an application for benefits is filed as to whether the claimant is a covered individual eligible and qualified to draw benefits based upon the available information. The issuance of each benefit check shall be considered a determination that the claimant receiving the check was a covered individual eligible and qualified for benefits. If a claimant refuses work of fails to apply for work or in any other way is or becomes disqualified or ineligible for benefits, the Administrator shall promptly make a written determination of disqualification or ineligibility and shall send the claimant notice thereof. (‘83 Code, § 38.11)
(B) Upon the written request of any claimant within 15 days following any determination or decision respecting qualification, eligibility, or rate of benefits, the Administrator shall promptly review the prior determination and, if necessary, may order a hearing thereon. Upon review with or without hearing, the Administrator shall issue a redetermination affirming, modifying, or reversing the prior determination and stating the reasons therefor. The redetermination shall be final unless an appeal is filed as provided in § 37.10(A). (‘83 Code, § 38.12)
(Ord. 74-011, passed 12-23-74)