Title 787 | Chapter 001 | Regulation 310
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787 KAR 1:310.Claimant profiling.
Section 1.
Definition. "Profiling" means a method by which the secretary shall determine if an unemployment claimant is likely to exhaust benefits.Section 2.
Profiling System.(1)
Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, all unemployment claimants shall be subject to profiling as a condition of receiving benefits.(2)
A claimant shall be exempted from profiling if the claimant:(a)
Is applying for extended benefits or special federal program benefits including Trade Adjustment Assistance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance;(b)
Is classified as a "Group B" claimant as established in 787 KAR 1:090, Section 1(2)(b);(c)
Is in approved training as provided in KRS 341.350(6);(d)
Has weekly pension deductions in excess of the benefit amount; or(e)
Is receiving reemployment services through a union hiring hall.(3)
The secretary shall utilize a statistical model of worker profiling as the basis for the identification of claimants for referral for reemployment services. The profiling system shall identify a claimant as unlikely to return to his previous industry or occupation through the consideration of employment related variables. These variables shall not include the claimant's age, gender, race, ethnicity or national origin.(4)
A claimant shall be profiled when issued a first benefit payment, including a zero amount due to excessive earnings or other reason.(5)
A claimant identified by the profiling system as likely to exhaust benefits shall be referred for reemployment services from the Office of Employment and Training based on the availability of services. A claimant who is not referred for services within four (4) weeks after identification by the profiling system shall not be referred and shall be considered to have satisfied the requirements of KRS 341.350(2)(b) for the receipt of benefits.Section 3.
Eligible dislocated worker. A claimant determined to be an "eligible dislocated worker" under the Workforce Investment Act, 29 U.S.C. 2801 et seq., may participate in the profiling system.HISTORY: (22 Ky.R. 495; eff. 11-6-95; 33 Ky.R. 2201; 3192; eff. 5-4-2007.)
787 KAR 1:310.Claimant profiling.
Section 1.
Definition. "Profiling" means a method by which the secretary shall determine if an unemployment claimant is likely to exhaust benefits.Section 2.
Profiling System.(1)
Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, all unemployment claimants shall be subject to profiling as a condition of receiving benefits.(2)
A claimant shall be exempted from profiling if the claimant:(a)
Is applying for extended benefits or special federal program benefits including Trade Adjustment Assistance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance;(b)
Is classified as a "Group B" claimant as established in 787 KAR 1:090, Section 1(2)(b);(c)
Is in approved training as provided in KRS 341.350(6);(d)
Has weekly pension deductions in excess of the benefit amount; or(e)
Is receiving reemployment services through a union hiring hall.(3)
The secretary shall utilize a statistical model of worker profiling as the basis for the identification of claimants for referral for reemployment services. The profiling system shall identify a claimant as unlikely to return to his previous industry or occupation through the consideration of employment related variables. These variables shall not include the claimant's age, gender, race, ethnicity or national origin.(4)
A claimant shall be profiled when issued a first benefit payment, including a zero amount due to excessive earnings or other reason.(5)
A claimant identified by the profiling system as likely to exhaust benefits shall be referred for reemployment services from the Office of Employment and Training based on the availability of services. A claimant who is not referred for services within four (4) weeks after identification by the profiling system shall not be referred and shall be considered to have satisfied the requirements of KRS 341.350(2)(b) for the receipt of benefits.Section 3.
Eligible dislocated worker. A claimant determined to be an "eligible dislocated worker" under the Workforce Investment Act, 29 U.S.C. 2801 et seq., may participate in the profiling system.HISTORY: (22 Ky.R. 495; eff. 11-6-95; 33 Ky.R. 2201; 3192; eff. 5-4-2007.)