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(a) Hearings will be conducted in person in Juneau or Anchorage if both parties reside or do business in one of those communities. All other hearings will be conducted telephonically. However, on the motion of a party or on the appeal referee's own motion, an appeal referee may schedule any of the parties and witnesses in a case to appear either in person or by telephone as the appeal referee considers necessary to ensure a reasonable opportunity for fair hearing.
(b) The appeal referee shall mail a notice of the time, place, and type of hearing to all interested parties at least 10 days before the hearing. A party may waive the right to the notice.
History: Eff. 11/7/80, Register 76; am 3/27/82, Register 81; am 3/24/85, Register 93; am 10/11/95, Register 136; am 3/4/2006, Register 177
Authority: AS 23.20.045
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