; (ii) maintains a record of such work search, including employers contacted, method of contact, and date contacted; (iii) when requested, provides such record to the State agency; and (iv) is registered for employment services in such a manner and to such extent as prescribed by the Secretary of Labor. (B) Special rule for self-employment In the case of an individual with a work history that includes self-employment, the individual may be considered actively seeking work if the individual— (i) is engaged in activities (which may include State-approved entrepreneurial training, business counseling, and technical assistance) relating to resuming self-employment that meet requirements established by the Secretary of Labor; (ii) maintains a record of such activities; and (iii) when requested, provides such record to the State agency. (C) Exceptions A jobseeker allowance shall not be denied to an otherwise eligible individual for any week during which the individual is not actively seeking work because the individual— (i) is attending a training course with the approval of the State agency and the Secretary of Labor; (ii) has been temporarily laid off with a reasonable expectation the individual will return to work soon; (iii) has a specified start date for new employment; (iv) is appearing for jury duty before any court under a lawfully issued summons; or (v) has a compelling reason (as defined in section 3304(g)) or is a survivor or victim of sexual harassment, other harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking (as determined pursuant to section 3304(h)). (6) May not refuse offer of suitable work (A) In general Subject to subparagraphs (B) and (C), an individual shall not be eligible for a jobseeker allowance if the individual refuses an offer of suitable work. (B) Nonsuitable work Work shall not be considered suitable work for an individual if the work— (i) poses an unreasonable risk to the individual’s health, safety, or morals