Section 421.212. Leaving an employer in response to a recall by a former employer or to accept full-time work with another employer.

(1) If an individual who is currently employed at the time of accepting a recall to work for a former employer or accepting permanent full-time work with another employer continues to work concurrently with both employers for a reasonable length of time, not to exceed 10  working days, then wages earned with the employer  for  whom  the   individual was working at the time of recall or acceptance of other work are subject to transfer to the recalling or new employer under section 29(5) of the act.

(2)   Wages transferred to a recalling employer or an employer with whom an individual has accepted work and performed services under section 29(5) of the act are subject to reduction under section 29(4) of the act in the event of a subsequent disqualifying act with the recalling employer  or employer with whom an individual has accepted work.

(3)    Section 29(5) of the act shall be applicable in situations where it is necessary for an individual to leave his current work as a  condition   of referral through a union hiring hall, if the individual has received  an assurance from an authorized official of the union hiring hall that there is permanent full-time work available for that  individual  with   a  specific employer and the individual performs services for the new employer within 5 calendar days of the day of separation from the former employer.

History: 1979 AC; 1980 AACS.