Washington Administrative Code
Title 357 - Financial Management, Office of State Human Resources Director
Chapter 357-52 - Appeals
- Section 357-52-005 - May the board waive the procedural rules contained in chapter 357-52 WAC?
- Section 357-52-010 - What actions may be appealed?
- Section 357-52-012 - Does an employee who has been temporarily laid off under chapter 32, Laws of 2010 have the right to appeal the temporary layoff?
- Section 357-52-014 - Does an employee who has been temporarily laid off due to the failure of congress to pass a continuing resolution or a federal budget, have the right to appeal the temporary layoff?
- Section 357-52-015 - By when must an appeal be filed and received in order to be considered timely?
- Section 357-52-020 - What information must be submitted with the appeal?
- Section 357-52-025 - Who is responsible for notifying the board of any change in address, telephone number or representation?
- Section 357-52-030 - Are standardized forms available for filing appeals?
- Section 357-52-035 - What happens if the appellant does not submit all the information required by WAC 357-52-020?
- Section 357-52-040 - How does the board acknowledge receipt of an appeal?
- Section 357-52-045 - Are appeals reviewed for timeliness?
- Section 357-52-050 - How does the board notify the parties when the appeal is set for hearing?
- Section 357-52-055 - May anyone other than the board adjudicate appeals or conduct prehearing meetings?
- Section 357-52-060 - Can appeals be mediated?
- Section 357-52-065 - Who mediates appeals?
- Section 357-52-070 - How are mediations conducted?
- Section 357-52-075 - What happens at the conclusion of mediation conducted by the board?
- Section 357-52-077 - What happens when the parties settle an appeal without the assistance of a board mediator?
- Section 357-52-080 - What can a prehearing conference be used for?
- Section 357-52-085 - How and when may a prehearing conference be held?
- Section 357-52-090 - How are the results of a prehearing conference documented?
- Section 357-52-095 - What happens if one of the parties fails to participate in the prehearing conference?
- Section 357-52-100 - How are appeal hearings conducted?
- Section 357-52-105 - Can hearings and conferences be conducted by electronic means?
- Section 357-52-110 - Who has the burden of proof at hearings?
- Section 357-52-115 - How may a party request that a hearing be continued?
- Section 357-52-120 - When may a written motion be filed?
- Section 357-52-125 - Must the board consider untimely motions?
- Section 357-52-130 - What must be included with a motion?
- Section 357-52-135 - How many copies of a motion must be submitted?
- Section 357-52-140 - What may the board decide based on a motion?
- Section 357-52-145 - Must parties submit prehearing statements?
- Section 357-52-150 - When must prehearing statements be filed?
- Section 357-52-155 - What should be included in a prehearing statement?
- Section 357-52-160 - How many copies of the prehearing statement must be provided?
- Section 357-52-165 - Must the board consider untimely prehearing statements?
- Section 357-52-170 - What actions may be taken by a hearing officer following a hearing?
- Section 357-52-175 - What actions may be taken by the board following a hearing?
- Section 357-52-180 - How is a hearing officer's recommended decision served?
- Section 357-52-185 - Can a party file exceptions to a hearing officer's recommended decision?
- Section 357-52-190 - What must be included in a party's written exceptions to a recommended decision?
- Section 357-52-193 - What must be included in a party's written exceptions to a director's determination?
- Section 357-52-195 - When is a written response in opposition to exceptions due?
- Section 357-52-200 - When does a hearing officer's recommended decision become final?
- Section 357-52-205 - What is the subject of a hearing on exceptions?
- Section 357-52-207 - How does the board decide an appeal on exceptions?
- Section 357-52-208 - How does the board notify the parties whether the appeal on exceptions will be decided upon written or oral arguments?
- Section 357-52-210 - Can a decision by the board be appealed?
- Section 357-52-215 - When may the board dismiss an appeal on its own motion?
- Section 357-52-220 - Will the parties be given notice of the potential dismissal of an appeal on the board's motion and when must a party respond?
- Section 357-52-221 - What is the timeline for a party to file a motion for reconsideration of a board's final order?
- Section 357-52-222 - On what grounds may a party file a motion for reconsideration of a board's final order?
- Section 357-52-223 - How is a motion for reconsideration responded to by the board?
- Section 357-52-224 - Is a board order on a motion for reconsideration subject to further review?
- Section 357-52-225 - How must appeal requests be filed with the board?
- Section 357-52-230 - How must written documents be served on the parties?
- Section 357-52-235 - How must exhibits for hearings be prepared and exchanged?
- Section 357-52-240 - Who may prepare, sign and issue a subpoena?
- Section 357-52-245 - What must a subpoena include?
- Section 357-52-250 - How must a subpoena be served?
- Section 357-52-255 - Which discovery procedures must a party follow?
- Section 357-52-260 - When and who may make a motion to quash?
- Section 357-52-265 - What actions may the board take when a motion to quash is filed?
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