Employment Law

1) APPEAL HEARING: The hearing will be scheduled with an Unemployment Law Judge. Hearings are conducted by telephone unless circumstances of a particular case make it impractical to conduct the hearing by telephone.

2) REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION: Any Decision issued by an Unemployment Law Judge as the result of a hearing may be reviewed by the same judge if a Request for Reconsideration is filed within 20 calendar days of the mail date of the Decision.

3) COURT OF APPEALS: Any decision reconsidered by an Unemployment Law Judge may be taken to the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Instructions on how to appeal a reconsidered decision are on the Court of Appeals website (www.mncourts.gov) - see Filing an Unemployment Appeal.

Any decision reconsidered by an Unemployment Law Judge may be taken to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Service for people who have already had a hearing with the Unemployment Law Judge and have also requested reconsideration and it has been denied. BEFORE filing an appeal with the Minnesota Court of Appeals, call or attend a clinic and get advice about how to proceed. Clinics are held on the 2nd Thursdays of the month and 4th Thursdays of the month.