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# **The Complete Guide: Local and Remote Git Workflow**
This guide walks through the exact operational process used to create, configure, sync, and push a repository named **hollywood** between your local development machine and a self-hosted Oracle VPS.
## **Part 1: Server-Side Preparation (Oracle VPS)**
Before your local machine can push code anywhere, the destination bare database must exist on the remote server.
### **1\. Connect via your SSH Shortcut**
Instead of typing out long IP addresses, use the custom alias configured in your \~/.ssh/config file:
ssh oracle
### **2\. Create the Bare Repository Vault**
On the remote server, create a dedicated directory ending in .git inside the git user's home directory and initialize it as a bare repository (meaning it holds only version history without an active working directory):
mkdir \~/hollywood.git
cd \~/hollywood.git
git init \--bare
exit
## **Part 2: Local Machine Setup (Windows / PowerShell)**
Now, configure your local workspace so it knows how to securely talk to your private server without hardcoding keys or raw IP addresses every time.
### **1\. Configure Global Git Identity**
Ensure your commits are properly attributed to your developer profile:
git config \--global user.name "Your Name"
git config \--global user.email "your.email@example.com"
### **2\. Set Up the Windows SSH Config File**
On your Windows machine, ensure your C:\\Users\\medic\\.ssh\\config file contains your connection details (without any file extension):
Host oracle
HostName 129.213.172.214
User git
IdentityFile C:\\Users\\medic\\.ssh\\ssh-key-2026-08-06.key
## **Part 3: Creating and Linking a Local Project**
If you are starting a brand new project or linking an existing local folder to your Oracle vault:
### **1\. Navigate to Your Project Workspace**
cd C:\\000\\00-vaults\\00-hollywood
### **2\. Initialize Git (If it's a brand new project)**
git init
### **3\. Link Your Remote Server Vault**
Point the local origin nickname to your Oracle alias and bare repo path:
git remote add origin oracle:hollywood.git
*(Note: If you ever need to check where origin is pointing, run git remote \-v)*
## **Part 4: Daily Workflow — Pushing and Pulling**
Once your project is linked, managing updates follows a clean, reliable loop.
### **1\. Saving Local Changes to the Server**
When you edit files locally and want to sync them to your Oracle vault:
\# Stage all modified files
git add .
\# Commit changes with a clear message
git commit \-m "Update project notes and structure"
\# Push the updates to the server (tracking the main branch)
git push \-u origin main
### **2\. Pulling Updates from the Server**
If you worked on another device (like WSL) and pushed updates to Oracle, download those changes into your current workspace:
\# Fetch history changes without altering files
git fetch origin
\# Merge changes into your active branch
git pull origin main
## **Part 5: Alternative Environment Setup (WSL)**
If you switch over to WSL and want to clone or work on the same repository:
### **1\. Secure Your Private Key Permissions in Linux**
WSL enforces strict OpenSSH key security requirements:
chmod 700 \~/.ssh
chmod 600 \~/.ssh/ssh-key-2026-08-06.key
### **2\. Configure WSL SSH Config (\~/.ssh/config)**
Host oracle
HostName 129.213.172.214
User git
IdentityFile \~/.ssh/ssh-key-2026-08-06.key
### **3\. Clone the Remote Vault Down to WSL**
git clone oracle:hollywood.git
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# Kentucky Unemployment Insurance: Comprehensive Catalog of Agency Ministerial Duties
This catalog identifies and compiles every mandatory, non-discretionary action and obligation (**"shall"** or **"must"** requirements) that the Kentucky Office of Unemployment Insurance (OUI) and the Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Commission (KUIC) are legally required to perform under Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS Chapter 341) and Kentucky Administrative Regulations (787 KAR Chapters 1, 2, and 3).
To preserve substantial rights, enforce accountability, and ensure due process, the agency's operations are divided into six logical domains.
---
## 1. Claim Intake, Processing, & Claimant Advisory
These duties govern the initial intake of claims, mandatory eligibility screenings, required notifications to affected employers, and required counseling for displaced workers.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **1** | **Immediate Separation Notification to Employers** | **787 KAR 1:060 Section 1(1):** "If an initial claim for benefits is filed by a claimant or if a reopened claim for benefits is filed... the Office of Unemployment Insurance **shall** immediately notify the claimant's most recent employer in writing of the filing." [21] | **Separation for Cause Reports:** This immediate notification triggers the employer's clock to submit protests regarding misconduct or quits [21, 24]. |
| **2** | **Secondary Separations Notice (Ten-Week Rule)** | **787 KAR 1:060 Section 1(2):** "If the claimant has worked for his or her most recent employer for less than ten (10) weeks, the office **shall** also notify his or her next most recent employer in writing of the claim filing." [21] | **Liability Allocation:** Ensures that any previous employer who may be charged for benefits is notified of the potential claim [21, 447]. |
| **3** | **Claim Backdating for Good Cause** | **787 KAR 1:090 Section 2(4):** "...upon the presentation by the unemployed worker of reasons found to constitute good cause for failure to file at an earlier date, the secretary **shall** backdate the initial or reopened claim to the first day of the week in which the worker became unemployed, or the second calendar week preceding the date the worker filed, whichever is later." [37] | ** claimant Relief:** Good cause explicitly includes illness, personal availability barriers, or internet/phone system outages [37]. |
| **4** | **Mandatory Direction to File by Mail** | **787 KAR 1:090 Section 3(3)(a):** "The secretary **shall** direct an unemployed worker to claim benefits by mail if it is not possible for the worker to claim by either [internet or telephone portals] due to: 1. Unavailability of those options... 2. Unavailability... due to technical problems; or 3. A physical or mental condition preventing the worker from using those options." [44] | **Accessibility Protection:** Mandates a paper-based backup method to ensure claimants with disabilities or technical hurdles are not locked out [44]. |
| **5** | **Notice of Late-Filing Allowances** | **787 KAR 1:090 Section 6(1):** "The secretary **shall** notify an unemployed worker if the secretary determines that the unemployed worker failed to file a claim... within the specified time due to: (a) The employer's failure to comply... (b) Coercion or intimidation... (c) Failure by the Office... personnel to discharge necessary responsibilities." [47] | **Agency/Employer Fault:** Provides a 14-day grace period to file a retroactive claim if the delay was caused by third-party interference or agency error [48]. |
| **6** | **Mandatory Advices of Educational & Training Resources** | **KRS 341.102:** "At the time of being notified of a valid claim, the Office of Unemployment Insurance **shall** advise the eligible worker of the following resources: (1) Five (5) additional weeks of benefits... [under] KRS 341.385(5)... (2) The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship Program... (3) The Federal Pell Grant Program; (4) The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA); and (5) Additional education and training resources..." [278] | **Reemployment Integration:** Leverages the claim notification event to actively counsel claimants on educational opportunities and scholarships to encourage retraining [278]. |
| **7** | **Determine Insured Status & Notify Parties** | **KRS 341.410:** "The secretary... **shall**, upon request, determine the insured status of a worker. If a worker is found to have fully insured status... the Office of Unemployment Insurance **shall** notify all interested parties. If found to be not fully insured, the division **shall** notify the worker." [403] | **Insured Status:** Governs basic monetary entitlement determination based on base-period wages [403]. |
| **8** | **Cooperation Under the Interstate Benefit Payment Plan** | **787 KAR 1:150 Section 2:** "The secretary **shall** apply the terms of the interstate benefit payment plan in administrative cooperation with other states that have similar administrative provisions..." [96] | **Interstate Claimants:** Establishes cross-border administrative duties to ensure claimants moving out-of-state can access benefits earned in Kentucky [96]. |
| **9** | **Mandatory Verification of Child Support Obligations** | **KRS 341.392(1):** "A worker filing a new claim... **shall**... disclose whether or not he owes child support... If [so]... and is determined to be eligible... the secretary **shall** notify the state or local child support enforcement agency enforcing such obligation..." [398] | **Inter-Agency Notice:** Triggers child support notification procedures [398]. |
| **10** | **Mandated Child Support Deductions** | **KRS 341.392(2):** "The secretary **shall** deduct and withhold from any unemployment benefits payable to a worker that owes child support obligations [the amount specified, agreed upon, or served via legal process]." [398] | **Priority of Deductions:** Child support deductions occupy a top mandatory priority under priority-ordering rules [158, 398]. |
| **11** | **Federal/State Tax Advisory Notice** | **KRS 341.395(1):** "An individual filing a new claim... **shall**, at the time of filing the claim, be advised that: (a) Unemployment compensation is subject to federal and state income tax; (b) Requirements exist pertaining to estimated tax payments; [and] (c) The individual may elect to have federal income tax deducted..." [400] | **Tax Notice:** Essential tax advisory requirements [400]. |
| **12** | **Strict Priority Ordering of Deductions** | **787 KAR 1:320 Section 1:** "If deductions and withholding from benefit payments are required under more than one (1) statute... the priority for deduction **shall** be [ordered: (1) wages/pensions, (2) previous overpayments, (3) child support, (4) other mandatory, (5) voluntary taxes]." [158] | **Priority Protections:** Legally protects the sequence in which claimant checks are reduced [158]. |
| **13** | **Establish Procedures for Joint / Group Accounts** | **KRS 341.281(2):** "...Upon his approval of the application, the secretary **shall** establish a group account for [sharing costs among nonprofit or governmental entities]... The secretary **shall** prescribe such procedures as he deems necessary with respect to applications..." [346] | **Cost Sharing:** Group representative serves as the agent [346]. |
| **14** | **Application of Statistical Profiling Model** | **787 KAR 1:310 Section 2(3):** "The secretary **shall** utilize a statistical model of worker profiling as the basis for the identification of claimants for referral for reemployment services." [154] | **Non-Discriminatory Profiling:** Factors used **shall not** include the claimant's age, gender, race, ethnicity, or national origin [154]. |
| **15** | **Profiling Referral Limitation** | **787 KAR 1:310 Section 2(5):** "A claimant who is not referred for services within four (4) weeks after identification by the profiling system **shall not** be referred and **shall** be considered to have satisfied the requirements... for the receipt of benefits." [155] | **Statutory Release:** Prevents long-delayed reemployment service mandates from impacting ongoing benefit payments [155]. |
| **16** | **Mandatory Rescission of Unlawful Recall Prospects** | **KRS 341.350(7)(c):** "The secretary **shall not** confirm a bona fide return-to-work... prospect if... contrary to federal law... The secretary **shall** rescind any previous confirmation... if [such grounds exist]." [375] | **Conformity:** Protects Kentucky's compliance with federal rules [375]. |
---
## 2. Notices, Tax Determinations, & Employer Accounts
These duties govern employer status determinations, experience ratings, annual tax notice scheduling, PEO-specific transactions, and statutory requirements for tax collection and levy releases.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **17** | **Prompt Liability Status Notification** | **787 KAR 1:040 Section 1:** "The Office of Unemployment Insurance **shall** promptly notify an employing unit of any determination as to its liability as a subject employer." [15] | **Status Determinations:** Commences the legal period within which an employer can protest liability [15, 69]. |
| **18** | **Furnish Employer Notification Posters** | **787 KAR 1:040 Section 2:** "The office **shall** furnish each subject employer with posters (UI-5.1) informing the workers that the employer is a subject employer... and of their potential rights..." [15] | **Workplace Posting:** Mandatory physical posters supplied by the agency at no cost to inform workers of partial benefit rights [15, 402]. |
| **19** | **Annual Issuance of Contribution Rate Notices** | **787 KAR 1:210 Section 1(1):** "On or before December 15 of each year, the Office... on behalf of the secretary, **shall** issue to each active employer liable... a Notice of Contribution Rate [Form UI-29]." [118] | **Annual Tax Notification:** The notice **shall** state the active rate schedule, individual account tax details, and the statutory provisions used to calculate the rate [118]. |
| **20** | **Mandatory Application of PEO Contribution Election** | **787 KAR 1:370 Section 2(1):** "The Office **shall** apply the PEO's election to all clients covered under the PEO agreement as of the effective date of the election." [171] | **Co-Employer Reporting:** Binds the PEO and clients to a single reporting method (PEO-level or client-level) [171, 172]. |
| **21** | **Mandatory Transfer of PEO Client Experience History** | **787 KAR 1:370 Section 2(3)(b):** "The client's benefit experience history... **shall** be transferred by the Office to the account assigned to that client as co-employer, as required by KRS 336.248(1)(b)3.b." [172] | **Experience Ratings:** This transfer **shall** occur without regard to common ownership, management, or control [175]. |
| **22** | **Mandatory Proportional Transfer of Successorship Experience** | **KRS 341.540(5)(a):** "Notwithstanding... any successor to a portion of the trade or business... **shall** assume the resources and liabilities of the predecessor's reserve account in proportion to the percentage of the payroll or employees assignable to the transferred portion." [452] | **Proportional Transfer:** Outlines calculation formulas using the last four completed calendar quarters [452]. |
| **23** | **Voiding of Proportional Successor Accounts on Layoffs** | **KRS 341.540(5)(b):** "...if [a successor] lays off or terminates more than one-half (1/2) of the original employees transferred within six (6) months... then the succession and creation of the new employing unit **shall** be voided, and the benefits... **shall** be charged to the reserve account of the original employing unit." [452] | **SUTA Dumping Shield:** Prevents artificial tax rate manipulation by spinning off liabilities into shell corporations [452]. |
| **24** | **Identify Business Transfers** | **KRS 341.540(9)(a):** "The secretary **shall** establish procedures to identify the transfer of a business for purposes of this section." [454] | **Procedural System:** Active detection system for commercial successorships [454]. |
| **25** | **Assess Surcharge Rates When Trust Fund is Insufficient** | **KRS 341.611(3):** "In the event there are insufficient funds... to pay the interest on [Title XII] advances... all subject contributing employers **shall** be assessed a surcharge as provided in KRS 341.614." [467] | **Trust Fund Solvency:** Mandatory surcharge triggered during borrowing periods [467, 472]. |
| **26** | **Adjust Surcharge Percentages Annually** | **KRS 341.614(2)(b):** "...the secretary **shall** adjust the surcharge percentage rate based on any increase to the taxable wage base for that calendar year... The purpose... **shall** be to maintain costs per worker comparable to the original surcharge." [472] | **Indexing:** Must correspond with the taxable wage base under KRS 341.030 [472]. |
| **27** | **Mandatory Release of Property Levies** | **787 KAR 1:250 Section 1:** "The secretary or his designated representative **shall** release a levy if [employer enters escrow arrangement, furnishes equivalent bond, pays interest in property, signs partial payment, or if the value is insufficient to cover sale costs]." [134] | **Levy Releases:** Restricts the agency from holding property under seize if statutory collection alternatives are satisfied [134, 135]. |
| **28** | **Notice of Intent to Levy** | **KRS 341.805(1):** "Levy may be made with respect to any unpaid contributions... only after the cabinet has given notice and demand to the subject employer in writing of the intention... no less than ten (10) days before the date of levy." [499] | **Notice Protections:** Provides the employer with a 10-day warning before physical seizure of property, wages, or assets [499]. |
| **29** | **Continuous Wage Levies & Prompt Release Notifications** | **KRS 341.805(2)(b):** "...the cabinet **shall** promptly release the levy when the liability... is satisfied or becomes unenforceable... and **shall** promptly notify the person upon whom such levy was made..." [499] | **Debtor Release:** Requires immediate notification to the employer and bank upon satisfaction of liability to release frozen funds [499]. |
---
## 3. Appeals, Hearings, & Due Process Protections
These represent core due process mandates that referees, hearing officers, and commissioners must follow to ensure fair, impartial administrative hearings.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **30** | **Appoint Impartial Referees** | **KRS 341.420(1):** "The secretary **shall** appoint one (1) or more impartial referees according to KRS 341.125 to hear and decide appealed claims." [429] | **Ref referees:** Provides the first tier of administrative appeal [429]. |
| **31** | **Disqualification of Referees & Commissioners** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(3)(a):** "A referee **shall not** participate in the hearing of an appeal in which the referee has an interest." [56] See also **KRS 341.440(1):** "No examiner, referee, or member of the commission **shall** participate in any hearing in which he is an interested party." [433] | **Conflict of Interest:** Basic due process protection preventing agency officials from deciding cases in which they have a personal or financial stake [56, 433]. |
| **32** | **Prompt Scheduling & Mailing of Notices** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(2)(a):** "...the Office of Unemployment Insurance **shall** schedule all hearings promptly and **shall** mail notices to the parties specifying the date, time, and place... at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing date." [55] | **Mailing Deadline:** Establishes a mandatory 10-day notice minimum unless parties explicitly waive the timeline [55, 70]. |
| **33** | **Mandatory Rescheduling for Good Cause** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(2)(c):** "The office **shall** reschedule the hearing upon presentation by a party of good cause." [56] | **Hearing Accommodations:** Good cause includes current employment conflicts, medical emergencies, family deaths, or acts of God [56, 71]. |
| **34** | **Electronic Scheduling (Teleconference Mandate)** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(4)(d):** "The hearing **shall** be scheduled via teleconference if an in-person hearing would: 1. Create undue expense... 2. Require any party to travel more than fifty (50) miles; 3. Put either party or the referee at personal risk; or 4. Create a security risk..." [58] | **Venue Preference:** Dictates teleconference format over in-person if risk, distance, or financial barriers exist [58, 74]. |
| **35** | **Informality of Administrative Proceedings** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 5(4)(a):** "All hearings **shall** be conducted informally without regard to common law, statutory or technical rules... and in a manner as to determine the substantial rights of the parties." [81] | **Relaxed Evidence Rules:** Relaxes common law rules of evidence to ensure unrepresented claimants and employers can present cases [81, 433]. |
| **36** | **All Testimony Taken Under Oath** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 5(4)(b):** "The parties and their witnesses **shall** testify under oath or affirmation." [81] | **Credibility:** Mandatory for establishing a formal record and subject to perjury penalties [81, 306, 433]. |
| **37** | **Address All Relevant Appeal Issues** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 5(4)(c):** "All issues relevant to the appeal **shall** be considered and passed upon." [81] | **Exhaustive Review:** Prevents referees from ignoring key issues presented by the parties [81]. |
| **38** | **Active Evidentiary Examination by Referee** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(4)(a)2:** "The referee **shall**, if necessary to secure full information on the issues, examine each party who appears and witnesses." [57] | **Inquisitorial Role:** Prevents passive adjudication; referees must actively ask questions to develop the administrative record [57, 72]. |
| **39** | **Due Process Rights to Examine External Evidence** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(4)(a)4:** "If additional evidence is taken, all interested parties **shall** be afforded an opportunity of examining and refuting the evidence." [57] | **Rebuttal Protections:** Essential to avoid one-sided evidence entries during appellate reviews [57, 73]. |
| **40** | **Action on Written Fact Stipulations** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(4)(b)2:** If parties stipulate facts, the referee **shall**: "a. Decide the appeal on the basis of the stipulation; or b. Schedule a hearing and take further evidence." [58] | **Consent Facts:** Directs referee steps when parties agree to written undisputed facts [58, 73]. |
| **41** | **Immediate Stop-Payment Order Upon Overturning Benefits** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 2(4)(e):** "If the decision is to deny previously awarded benefits either retroactively or forthwith, a stop payment directive **shall** be issued to the office by the referee on the date the decision is mailed..." [60] | **Financial Integrity:** Prevents the ongoing payout of state funds once a referee issues a benefit disqualification [60]. |
| **42** | **Service of Commission Appeals to Other Parties** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(1)(a)2:** "The appeal [to the commission] **shall** be mailed by the office to other interested parties." [61] | **Appellate Notice:** Commences the appellee's clock to submit written responses [61, 63]. |
| **43** | **Commission Appeals Decided on the Record** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(2)(a)1:** "...all appeals to the commission **shall** be heard upon the records of the office and the evidence and exhibits introduced before the referee." [62] | **Record Review:** Limits the KUIC from introducing random unrecorded evidence unless proper notice is issued [62, 64]. |
| **44** | **Notice of Commission Additional Evidence Hearings** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(2)(b)2:** "If additional evidence is necessary... the parties **shall** be notified of the time and place... at least seven (7) days prior..." [64] | **Hearing Timelines:** Provides a mandatory 7-day preparation window for subsequent evidence hearings before the commission [64]. |
| **45** | **Written Decisions with Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(4)(a)1:** "...the commission **shall** issue a written decision, which **shall** affirm... or present a separate finding of facts, decision, and reasons." [65] | **Standard of Orders:** Decisions **shall** be signed by participating members [65, 75]. |
| **46** | **Decision by Majority Rule** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(4)(b)1:** "If a decision of the commission is not unanimous, the decision of the majority **shall** control." [66] | **Panel Voting:** Dissenting members **shall** be permitted to file written dissents detailing reasons [66, 76]. |
| **47** | **Mailing of Decisions to All Parties** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(4)(c):** "Copies of the decision **shall** be mailed to all interested parties." [67] | **Mailing Mandate:** Restarts the 20-day countdown for judicial review [67, 77, 434]. |
| **48** | **Maintain Valid Precedent Digests** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(6)(a):** "The Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Commission **shall** develop, distribute, and maintain a manual or digest containing all precedent decisions currently valid." [68] | **Legal Consistency:** Restricts arbitrary decisions; binding precedents are made accessible to lower determination levels [66, 68]. |
| **49** | **Provide Decisions Free of Charge** | **787 KAR 1:110 Section 3(6)(b):** "Individual decisions **shall** be available on request without charge." [69] | **Public Records:** Protects public access to administrative law precedents [69]. |
| **50** | **Appoint Impartial Hearing Officers for Tax Credits** | **787 KAR 2:030 Section 4(1):** "...Upon receipt of the written request... the Secretary... **shall** appoint an impartial hearing officer to hear and decide appealed denials." [191] | **Tax Credit Appeals:** Applies to the Unemployment Tax Credit Program under KRS 141.065 [185, 191]. |
| **51** | **Record Tax Credit Hearings** | **787 KAR 2:030 Section 4(5):** "All testimony at the hearing **shall** be recorded." [194] | **Evidentiary Record:** Establishes the administrative record for subsequent appeals [194]. |
| **52** | **Issue Timely Decisions on Tax Credits** | **787 KAR 2:030 Section 4(7):** "Within thirty (30) days of adjournment... the hearing officer **shall** make written findings of fact, conclusions of law, and a final decision..." [194] | **Decision Timelines:** Imposes a strict 30-day decision deadline [194]. |
| **53** | **Commission Orders Following Judicial Review** | **KRS 341.450(5):** "Upon the final determination of such judicial proceeding, the commission **shall** enter an order in accordance with such determination." [434] | **Judicial Enforcement:** Mandates prompt administrative implementation of court orders [434]. |
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## 4. Program Integrity, Fraud Prevention, & Auditing
These duties mandate extensive database cross-matches, identity verification protocols, overpayment waivers, and weekly auditing procedures to protect state funds.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **54** | **Weekly Directory of New Hires (NDNH) Cross-Checks** | **KRS 341.414(1)(a) & (c):** "...the office **shall**: (a) Use state or commercially available databases to check new hire records against the state's unemployment insurance rolls on a weekly basis; [and] (c) Check new hire records against the National Directory of New Hires on a weekly basis;" [409] | **Work-Search Audits:** Identifies claimants claiming benefits while concurrently receiving payroll wages [409]. |
| **55** | **Weekly Incarceration Cross-Checks** | **KRS 341.414(1)(d):** "Check the unemployment insurance rolls against the Kentucky Department of Corrections list of incarcerated individuals on a weekly basis;" [409] | **Incarceration Audits:** Implements weekly database cross-checks to ensure benefits are not paid to inmates [409]. |
| **56** | **Establish OIG Anti-Fraud Agreements** | **KRS 341.414(1)(e):** "Enter into a cooperative agreement with the United States Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General to proactively detect and investigate cases of unemployment fraud;" [409] | **Federal Integration:** Coordinates federal/state enforcement resources [409]. |
| **57** | **Mandatory Eligibility Review on Change of Circumstance** | **KRS 341.414(1)(f):** "Review the individual's case and make a final determination of his or her eligibility when the office receives information that an individual... has had a change in circumstances..." [409] | **Eligibility Re-evaluations:** Triggered by employer refusals of work or payroll alerts [389, 409]. |
| **58** | **Promulgate Overpayment Recovery Rules** | **KRS 341.414(1)(h):** "Promulgate, adopt, and implement internal administrative regulations and policies to recover improper overpayments of unemployment benefits;" [409] | **Recovery Policies:** Internal rules for recovery and recoupment [409]. |
| **59** | **Mandatory Multi-Factor Authentication** | **KRS 341.414(1)(i):** "Require at least two-factor authentication from every benefit applicant prior to payment of any benefit;" [409] | **Identity Auditing:** Establishes two-factor authentication as an absolute prerequisite to fund disbursement [405, 409]. |
| **60** | **Maintain Waiver Records** | **KRS 341.414(1)(j):** "Maintain records of any and all applications for waiver of overpayment." [409] | **Waiver Records:** Promotes statutory tracking of overpayment waiver requests [409, 410]. |
| **61** | **Supply Attorney General with Records** | **KRS 341.414(2):** "The office **shall** provide the Office of the Attorney General with all records it requests for the purposes of investigating and prosecuting fraudulent unemployment insurance activity." [409] | **Prosecutorial Cooperation:** Assures records are immediately transferred for criminal enforcement [409]. |
| **62** | **Conduct Weekly Randomized Claim Audits** | **KRS 341.350(10):** "The cabinet **shall** conduct randomized weekly audits of a number determined by the secretary as sufficient to evaluate compliance with the work search activity requirements..." [377] See also **787 KAR 1:090 Section 7:** "The secretary **shall** conduct random audits of claims." [49] | **Work-Search Audits:** Evaluates claimant compliance with the five weekly work-search requirement [40, 372, 377]. |
| **63** | **Refer Suspected Fraud within Thirty (30) Days** | **KRS 341.416(1)-(2):** "Any person suspected of fraudulently obtaining... **shall** be referred by the cabinet to the appropriate county attorney or Commonwealth's attorney and the United States Department of Labor... no later than thirty (30) days after determining suspected fraud..." [415] | **Fraud Referrals:** Imposes a strict 30-day timeline to compile and forward case files to state and federal prosecutors [415]. |
| **64** | **Waiver of Non-Fault Overpayments** | **787 KAR 1:360 Section 2:** "The secretary **shall** issue a waiver of the overpayment if the secretary determines that: (1) The overpayment was made... without fault... and (2) Recovery would be contrary to equity and good conscience..." [163] See also **KRS 341.413(1):** "The secretary **shall** waive an overpayment of benefits [for CARES claims]..." [407] | **No-Fault Overpayments:** Overpayments caused solely by office error or auto-payment must be waived if recovery causes financial hardship [163, 164]. |
| **65** | **Confidentiality Regulations** | **787 KAR 3:020 (KRS 151B.280):** "...requires the secretary... to promulgate administrative regulations to protect the confidential nature of all records and reports which directly or indirectly identify a client..." [237] | **Records Protection:** Protects employment records from public disclosure [237, 302]. |
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## 5. Fund Management & Financial Controls
These duties establish strict fiduciary standards, fund deposit rules, requisition protocols, and benefit protection guidelines to safeguard the State Treasury.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **66** | **Immediate Clearing Account Transfers** | **787 KAR 1:140 Section 1:** "All transfers to the state's account in the Unemployment Trust Fund or refund payments made from the clearing account **shall** be made by the treasurer of the unemployment insurance fund immediately upon receipt of a written order..." [89] | **Transfer Speed:** Fiduciary requirement to immediately transfer cleared revenue to the federal treasury [89, 442]. |
| **67** | **24-Hour Benefit Requisitions** | **787 KAR 1:140 Section 2:** "Requisitions from the state's account... for claimant benefits or employer refunds **shall** be made by the treasurer within twenty-four (24) hours after the receipt of a written order..." [89] | **Claim Payout Speed:** Mandates that once the OUI orders funds, the Treasurer has a maximum of 24 hours to execute the federal withdrawal [89]. |
| **68** | **Immediate Separation & Deposit of Withdrawn Funds** | **787 KAR 1:140 Section 2:** "...Withdrawals for benefits, **shall** immediately be deposited in the benefit account. Withdrawals for employer refunds **shall** immediately be deposited in the clearing account." [89] See also **KRS 341.510(3):** "...deposit the money in the benefit account and **shall** issue his vouchers for the payment... solely from the benefit account." [443] | **Account Integrity:** Dictates strict segregation of operational benefit accounts from clearing tax accounts [89, 442, 443]. |
| **69** | **Prepare & Certify Benefit Payment Registers** | **787 KAR 1:140 Section 3(1):** "A benefit payment register... **shall** be prepared and presented to the treasurer and certified as correct... [showing claimant name, SSN, payment amount, compensable period, issuance date, program type, and earnings]." [90] | **Financial Integrity:** Establishes the prerequisite audit trail showing seven statutory metrics before any state checks are cut [90, 91]. |
| **70** | **Affix Signature and Written Executive Approval on Vouchers** | **KRS 341.510(3):** "All vouchers issued by the Treasurer for the payment of benefits and refunds **shall** bear the signature of the Treasurer and the approval in writing of the secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet." [443] | **Co-Signature Controls:** Imposes high-level co-signature requirement for public fund disbursements [443]. |
| **71** | **Maintain Unemployment Insurance Fund Separate from General Fund** | **KRS 341.490(1):** "...a special fund known as the unemployment insurance fund which **shall** be administered separate and apart from all public money or funds of this state." [441] | **Segregated Public Funds:** Protects the state unemployment fund from diversion to the state's General Fund [441]. |
| **72** | **Deposit All Collected Revenues into the Clearing Account** | **KRS 341.500(2):** "All money payable to the fund, upon receipt... **shall** be forwarded to the Treasurer, who **shall** immediately deposit it in the clearing account." [442] | **Deposit Flow:** Dictates initial landing zone for all inbound payments [442]. |
| **73** | **Pay Allowed Claims Promptly Despite Pending Appeal (Double Affirmation Rule)** | **KRS 341.420(3):** "If benefits are allowed by a determination... or a decision... such benefits **shall** be paid promptly without regard to the pendency of an appeal... No injunction, supersedeas, stay or other writ... suspending payment... **shall** be issued." [429] | **Anti-Delay Protection:** Prevents employers or subsequent appeals from holding up benefits once twice-approved [429]. |
| **74** | **No Vested Right to Prevent Legislative Adjustments** | **KRS 341.600(2):** "No vested right **shall** exist against amendment or repeal of any part of this chapter." [465] | **Statutory Flexibility:** Allows the legislature to amend tax rates and weekly benefit scales [465]. |
| **75** | **Sole Use of Federal Monies for Administrative Costs** | **KRS 341.620:** "All moneys received pursuant to Title III of the Social Security Act... **shall** be expended solely for the purposes and in the amounts found necessary by the Federal Bureau of Employment Security..." [475] | **Administrative Allocation:** Strict spending limitations on federal administrative grants [475]. |
| **76** | **Enforce Delinquency Civil Actions Without Jury Interventions** | **KRS 341.300(2):** "...Civil actions brought under this section **shall** be heard by the court, without the intervention of a jury, at the earliest possible date..." [355] See also **KRS 341.614(6):** "...Surcharge... **shall** be heard by the court, without the intervention of a jury..." [473] | **Accelerated Actions:** Establishes priority civil proceedings for delinquent UI tax collections [355, 473]. |
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## 6. Legislative Reporting & Federal Conformity
These duties enforce accountability through mandatory reporting timelines to the Governor, the Legislative Research Commission (LRC), and the Interim Joint Committees.
| # | Duty | Source & Requirement | Notes & Operational Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| **77** | **LRC Notification of Federal Conformity Issues** | **KRS 341.126:** "The secretary **shall** provide to the Legislative Research Commission a copy of any notification received... regarding the conformity of state unemployment compensation... within five (5) days of receiving the notification." [285] | **Conformity Notices:** Crucial for federal tax credits and administrative funding [285]. |
| **78** | **LRC Annual Improper Payments & Recovery Report** | **KRS 341.414(3):** "The office **shall** complete an annual report for the Legislative Research Commission which details efforts to recover improper benefit payments... summaries of all cases where repayment was not attempted... no later than October 1 of each year." [409] | **Oct 1 Deadline:** Requires a transparent annual summary of improper payments, waivers granted, and actual recovery rates [409]. |
| **79** | **Annual Trust Fund Solvency and Economic Report** | **KRS 341.127(1):** "By December 1... the cabinet **shall** report to the Governor and the Interim Joint Committee...: (a) The status of the unemployment trust fund... (b) The average claim duration... [and] (c) The average weekly wage for individuals receiving unemployment benefits." [287] | **Dec 1 Solvency Report:** Expired on January 31, 2026 [288], but represents a critical historical requirement for fiscal planning [287]. |
| **80** | **Shared Work Benefit Annual Impact Report** | **KRS 341.127(3):** "By December 1... the cabinet **shall** report to the Governor and the Interim Joint Committee... and provide analysis of the impact of the shared work benefits..." [287] | **Dec 1 Shared-Work Report:** Evaluates the impact of shared-work plans on employer taxes and the Trust Fund [287]. |
| **81** | **Submit Annual Recommendations to the Governor** | **KRS 341.125(4):** "The secretary **shall** submit to the Governor an annual report covering the administration and operation of this chapter and make such recommendations for amendments..." [284] | **Annual Legislative Proposals:** Governs the formal path to propose legislative updates [284]. |
| **82** | **Annually Update the Mercer Computerized Model** | **KRS 341.116:** "It shall be the responsibility of the secretary to annually update and maintain the unemployment insurance mercer computerized model and to make this model available to the Legislative Research Commission..." [282] | **Mercer Simulation Model:** Ensures legislative access to financial projection models [282]. |
| **83** | **Annually Compute the Insured Average Weekly Wage** | **KRS 341.380(3):** "Prior to the first day of July of each year the secretary **shall** determine the average weekly wage for insured employment by dividing [total reported wages by average monthly employment]..." [391] | **July 1 Deadline:** Mathematically establishes the maximum weekly benefit rate for the next fiscal year [391]. |
| **84** | **Mandatory Extended Benefit Announcements** | **KRS 341.740:** "Whenever an extended benefit period is to become effective... or... terminated... the secretary **shall** make an appropriate public announcement." [495] | **State "On" or "Off" Triggers:** Establishes public notice mandates for extended benefit periods [273, 495]. |
| **85** | **Mandatory Written Notices of Seized Property** | **KRS 341.800(2):** "As soon as practicable after seizure... notice in writing **shall** be given by the secretary or his delegate to the owner... either in person or by certified mail... specifying the sum demanded..." [496] | **Post-Seizure Notices:** Post-seizure property inventory and valuation notice [496]. |
| **86** | **Notice of Public Property Sale** | **KRS 341.800(3):** "The secretary... **shall**... cause a notification of the sale... to be published in the newspaper with the largest circulation within the county... once each week for three (3) successive weeks... [and] posted at the courthouse..." [496] | **Sale Publication:** Essential procedural mandate before conducting a tax foreclosure sale [496]. |
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# oracle vps
commands
free -h
df -h
sudo ss -tulpn
## before docker and vaultwarden
df -h
sudo ss -tulpn
sudo ufw status
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 954Mi 401Mi 184Mi 5.0Mi 532Mi 552Mi
Swap: 2.0Gi 2.0Mi 2.0Gi
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 96M 1.1M 95M 2% /run
efivarfs 256K 21K 231K 9% /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
/dev/sda1 45G 4.9G 40G 12% /
tmpfs 478M 0 478M 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5.0M 0 5.0M 0% /run/lock
/dev/sda16 881M 156M 664M 19% /boot
/dev/sda15 105M 6.2M 99M 6% /boot/efi
tmpfs 96M 12K 96M 1% /run/user/1002
tmpfs 96M 12K 96M 1% /run/user/1001
Netid State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port Process
udp UNCONN 0 0 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=5),("systemd",pid=1,fd=238))
udp UNCONN 0 0 127.0.0.54:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=16))
udp UNCONN 0 0 127.0.0.53%lo:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=14))
udp UNCONN 0 0 10.0.13.200%ens3:68 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-network",pid=805,fd=21))
udp UNCONN 0 0 [::]:111 [::]:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=7),("systemd",pid=1,fd=241))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 127.0.0.53%lo:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=15))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 127.0.0.54:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=17))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* users:(("sshd",pid=1090,fd=3),("systemd",pid=1,fd=228))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=4),("systemd",pid=1,fd=237))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:* users:(("nginx",pid=7514,fd=5),("nginx",pid=7513,fd=5),("nginx",pid=7510,fd=5))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 [::]:22 [::]:* users:(("sshd",pid=1090,fd=4),("systemd",pid=1,fd=229))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 [::]:111 [::]:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=6),("systemd",pid=1,fd=239))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 [::]:80 [::]:* users:(("nginx",pid=7514,fd=6),("nginx",pid=7513,fd=6),("nginx",pid=7510,fd=6))
## after install
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 954Mi 443Mi 62Mi 4.7Mi 612Mi 510Mi
Swap: 2.0Gi 43Mi 2.0Gi
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 96M 1.2M 95M 2% /run
efivarfs 256K 21K 231K 9% /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
/dev/sda1 45G 5.6G 39G 13% /
tmpfs 478M 0 478M 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5.0M 0 5.0M 0% /run/lock
/dev/sda16 881M 156M 664M 19% /boot
/dev/sda15 105M 6.2M 99M 6% /boot/efi
tmpfs 96M 12K 96M 1% /run/user/1002
tmpfs 96M 12K 96M 1% /run/user/1001
Netid State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port Process
udp UNCONN 0 0 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=5),("systemd",pid=1,fd=222))
udp UNCONN 0 0 127.0.0.54:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=16))
udp UNCONN 0 0 127.0.0.53%lo:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=14))
udp UNCONN 0 0 10.0.13.200%ens3:68 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-network",pid=805,fd=21))
udp UNCONN 0 0 [::]:111 [::]:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=7),("systemd",pid=1,fd=229))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:* users:(("nginx",pid=10572,fd=10),("nginx",pid=10571,fd=10),("nginx",pid=10540,fd=10))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 127.0.0.53%lo:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=15))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 127.0.0.54:53 0.0.0.0:* users:(("systemd-resolve",pid=712,fd=17))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 127.0.0.1:8000 0.0.0.0:* users:(("docker-proxy",pid=10813,fd=8))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* users:(("sshd",pid=1090,fd=3),("systemd",pid=1,fd=193))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=4),("systemd",pid=1,fd=221))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:* users:(("nginx",pid=10572,fd=5),("nginx",pid=10571,fd=5),("nginx",pid=10540,fd=5))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 [::]:443 [::]:* users:(("nginx",pid=10572,fd=9),("nginx",pid=10571,fd=9),("nginx",pid=10540,fd=9))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 [::]:22 [::]:* users:(("sshd",pid=1090,fd=4),("systemd",pid=1,fd=194))
tcp LISTEN 0 4096 [::]:111 [::]:* users:(("rpcbind",pid=696,fd=6),("systemd",pid=1,fd=225))
tcp LISTEN 0 511 [::]:80 [::]:* users:(("nginx",pid=10572,fd=6),("nginx",pid=10571,fd=6),("nginx",pid=10540,fd=6))