Tennessee § 50-7-613 - Receiving notices electronically and submitting separation information electronically — Electronic appeals.
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§ 50-7-613. Receiving notices electronically and submitting separation information electronically — Electronic appeals.
By July 1, 2012, the department shall implement an Internet-based system that allows employers to receive separation notices from the department electronically and to submit separation information electronically to the department. The system shall also have the capability to allow an employer to initiate an appeal electronically. Acts 2012, ch. 904, § 1. Compiler's Notes. Acts 2012, ch. 904, § 3, provided that the commissioner is authorized to develop a program to check county jails for inmates who may be receiving unemployment benefits in violation of § 50-7-302(a)(4) . The commissioner shall confer with local sheriffs to determine which system would work best for the department and the local sheriffs. The commissioner shall report to the commerce, labor and agriculture committee of the senate and the consumer and employee affairs committee of the house of representatives by July 1, 2012, regarding the status of such program.
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