LAC 40:IV.327. Types of Unemployment

A. Total Unemployment. A totally unemployed individual is one who, during any week, performs no services and in which no wages are payable to him. B. Partial Unemployment 1. A partially unemployed individual is one who, during a particular week, earned less than his weekly benefit amount, was employed by a regular employer, and worked less than his normal customary full-time hours for such regular employer because of lack of full-time work. 2. A regular employer is an employer by whom the individual is employed on a regular basis with a reasonable expectation of continuance in that employment and from whom the individual derives the predominant or substantial part of his earnings. C. Part-Total Unemployment. A part-total unemployed individual is one who, during any week, earned less than his weekly benefit amount and worked less than his full-time hours under any circumstances other than those prescribed under §327.B.