I am obligated to designate the so-called "agency record" in this case, not for the truth of the information contained in it, but merely to document the procedural history of the case that brought us to this point.
The agency record consists of two parts: the appeal letter submitted by the appellant, which is set forth in the Reason for Appeal box on the Beacon record associated with this case, and the agency fact-finding report, the documents for which are set forth in the fact-finding report section of the Beacon record associated with this case.
The fact-finding report is a summary of a fact-finding interview conducted by the division of unemployment in order to determine the claimant's eligibility for benefits. The information in any particular fact-finding document was then used to generate the benefit determination which is currently on appeal.