Under the PERA Force Laws, documents can be filed with the Hearing Officer electronically, as prescribed by the Board. This provision modernizes the filing process, making it efficient, secure, and accessible, while reducing delays that may occur with manual submissions... Read More
Under the PERA Force Laws, documents can be filed with the Hearing Officer electronically, as prescribed by the Board. This provision modernizes the filing process, making it efficient, secure, and accessible, while reducing delays that may occur with manual submissions or postal services. Electronic filing ensures that documents are properly tracked, time-stamped, and easily retrievable, maintaining the integrity and transparency of PERA hearings.
The law specifically allows electronic submission in accordance with prescribed procedures, ensuring standardization and legal recognition. Filing by hand, post, or through the Gazette is not the default method unless specifically allowed under exceptional circumstances. By enabling electronic filing, PERA facilitates timely evidence submission, reduces administrative burden, and supports accurate record-keeping.
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