DWD 224.19(4)(4) Failure to appear at hearing. If the complainant fails to appear at the hearing, either in person or by a representative authorized to proceed on behalf of the complainant, the administrative law judge shall dismiss the complaint. If the respondent fails to appear at the hearing, the hearing shall proceed as scheduled. If, within 10 days after the date of hearing, any party who failed to appear shows good cause in writing for the failure to appear, the administrative law judge may reopen the hearing. DWD 224.19 HistoryHistory: CR 03-092: cr. Register March 2004 No. 579, eff. 4-1-04. DWD 224.20(1)(1) Method of recording hearing. A stenographic, electronic, or other record of oral proceedings shall be made at all hearings conducted under subch. III of ch. 230, Stats. Any party wishing to have a court reporter present to transcribe the proceedings shall be permitted to do so at their own expense. If the hearing is recorded on tape or digitally, the original recording shall remain in the division for 5 years following the hearing, after which it may be discarded. DWD 224.20(2)(2) Requirements for preparation of transcripts. Any party may file a transcript of the hearing with the division. The transcript shall be prepared by an independent, reputable court reporter or transcriptionist. The transcript shall include a certification by the transcriptionist that it is an original, verbatim transcript of the proceedings. DWD 224.20(3)(3) Cost for transcription of record. Transcription of the record for purposes other than judicial review shall be at the expense of any party who requests the transcription. For the purpose of judicial review, the division shall prepare at its own expense and provide to the court a transcript of the record, unless a transcript has already been prepared at the expense of the parties. If a transcript has been provided to the court for the purpose of judicial review, the division shall provide a copy of the transcript at no cost to any party that submits a sworn affidavit of indigency and the inability to obtain funds to pay for a transcript. DWD 224.21(1)(1) General. After the close of the hearing, including any briefs that may be allowed by the administrative law judge, the administrative law judge shall prepare a formal written decision that shall include findings of fact, conclusions of law and an order, and which may be accompanied by an opinion. DWD 224.21(2)(2) Decision and order after hearing on the issue of probable cause. After a hearing on the issue of probable cause, the administrative law judge shall issue a decision and order which dismisses the allegations of the complaint or which orders that the case be certified for a hearing on the merits of the complaint, depending upon the administrative law judge’s findings and conclusions on the issue of probable cause. If the decision of the administrative law judge determines that no probable cause exists, a certified copy of the decision and order and a notice of appeal rights shall be sent by first class mail to the last known address of each party and to their attorneys of record. A decision and order finding no probable cause may be appealed to court if it is a final decision and order as defined in s. DWD 224.22 (1). DWD 224.21(3)(3) Decision and order after hearing on the merits. After a hearing on the merits, the administrative law judge shall issue a decision and an order that shall either dismiss the allegations of the complaint or shall order an appropriate action, including actions listed in s. 230.85 (3) (a), Stats., depending upon the administrative law judge’s findings and conclusions on the merits of the complaint. The division shall serve a certified copy of the findings and order on the respondent and, if the respondent is a natural person, upon the respondent’s appointing authority. The decision of the administrative law judge shall be the final decision of the division and the division for purposes of judicial review under s. 227.52, Stats. DWD 224.21(4)(4) Computation of interest. Interest on any award made pursuant to this chapter shall be added to that award and computed at an annual rate of 12% simple interest. Interest shall be computed by calendar quarter. DWD 224.21 HistoryHistory: CR 03-092: cr. Register March 2004 No. 579, eff. 4-1-04. DWD 224.22(1)(1) Appeals limited to final decisions and orders. Any party may seek judicial review of a final decision and order of the administrative law judge as provided in s. 230.87, Stats. Only final decisions and orders of the administrative law judge may be appealed. A final decision is one that disposes of the entire complaint and leaves no further proceedings on that complaint pending before the division. DWD 224.22(2)(2) Notice of appeal rights. Every decision and order of an administrative law judge under s. DWD 224.21 shall be accompanied by a separate notice advising the parties of their rights to seek judicial review of the decision pursuant to s. 230.87, Stats. DWD 224.22 HistoryHistory: CR 03-092: cr. Register March 2004 No. 579, eff. 4-1-04. DWD 224.23DWD 224.23 Pay status and witness fees for state employee parties and state employee witnesses. DWD 224.23(1)(1) Pay status of state employee parties. State civil service employees who, as parties, are interviewed as part of investigations or who appear at pre-hearing conferences, conciliation sessions, or hearings, whether held in person or via telephone, shall do so without loss of state salary and with reimbursement by the employing agency for travel expenses in accordance with the uniform travel schedule amounts established under s. 20.916 (8), Stats. DWD 224.23(2)(2) Pay status of state employee witnesses. State civil service employees who are interviewed as part of investigations or who attend hearings as witnesses, whether held in person or via telephone, shall do so without loss of state salary and with reimbursement by the employing agency for travel expenses in accordance with the uniform travel schedule amounts established under s. 20.916 (8), Stats. DWD 224.23(3)(3) Witness fees for state civil service employees. State civil service employees who attend hearings as witnesses shall be entitled only to that compensation specified in sub. (2). DWD 224.24DWD 224.24 Filing of documents by facsimile transmission or electronic mail. DWD 224.24(1)(a)(a) Except where otherwise directed by the division, documents may be filed by facsimile transmission. Documents filed by facsimile transmission shall include a cover sheet setting forth all of the following information: DWD 224.24(1)(a)2.2. The individual to whom the transmission is directed, if that individual is known. DWD 224.24(1)(b)(b) The date of transmission recorded by the division’s facsimile machine shall constitute the date of filing of a document under this section, except that documents filed by facsimile after the regular business hours of the division as established by s. 230.35 (4) (f), Stats., or on a day when the offices of the division are closed pursuant to s. 230.35 (4) (a), Stats., shall be considered filed on the next business day of the division. DWD 224.24(2)(2) Filing of documents by electronic mail. Documents may be filed by electronic mail only if expressly authorized by the equal rights officer or the administrative law judge assigned to the case. DWD 224.24 HistoryHistory: CR 06-062: cr. Register November 2006 No. 611, eff. 12-1-06.
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