HAR §12-5-73
HAR §12-5-73. Definitions
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-5-73
Unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms used
in sections 12-5-77 to 12-5-93 shall have the following meaning:
"Additional claim" means a notice of new unemployment filed in accordance with section
12-5-81 at the beginning of a second or subsequent period of eligibility within a previously
established benefit year when a break of one week or more has occurred in the claim series with
intervening employment.
"Continued claim certification" means an application which certifies to the completion of
a week of total, part-total, or partial unemployment either to satisfy a week of the waiting period
requirement or to claim benefits for a week of unemployment;
"Initial claim" includes a new claim, additional claim, or a reopened claim;
"New claim" means the first claim filed in accordance with section 12-5-81 to request a
determination of eligibility for benefits and a computation of the maximum benefits payable and
the weekly rate at which benefits may be payable;
"Reopened claim" means an application for determination of eligibility for benefits and
which certifies to the beginning date of a period of unemployment which would fall within a
benefit year previously established for which a continued claim certification or series thereof
may be filed, and which follows a break in a claim series previously established, due to illness,
disqualification, unavailability, or failure to report for any reason other than re-employment. [Eff.
6/26/81; 10/12/00] (Auth: HRS '383-92) (Imp: HRS ''383-29(a), 383-32)
''12-5-74 to 12-5-76 (Reserved)