Basis for Appeal
Subject to regulation, a person who is
dissatisfied with the outcome of a request for a reconsideration made under
section 17(1)(a) to (d) of the Employment
and Assistance Act, section 16(1)(a) to (d) of the Employment and Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Act, or
section 6(1) of the Child Care Subsidy
Act may appeal the decision to the Employment and Assistance Appeal
Tribunal (Tribunal).
If you have any doubts about whether the
decision is appealable, complete a Notice of Appeal form and send it to the
Tribunal. The Tribunal will determine if the decision is appealable and notify
you of that decision.
Pursuant to section 81 of the Employment and
Assistance Regulation, the following categories of supplements are not
appealable to the Tribunal:
- Reconsideration and appeal supplements under
section 54 of the Employment and Assistance Regulation
- Supplements related to employment plans under
section 56 of the Employment and Assistance Regulation
- Access to a program established or funded
under the Employment and Assistance Act
- Confirmed job supplement under section 56.1 of
the Employment and Assistance Regulation
- Supplements under section 77.4 of the
Employment and Assistance Regulation
- Supplements under section 77.5 of the
Employment and Assistance Regulation
- A matter awaiting a reconsideration decision
or the decision of an appeal panel
Similar provisions exist in the Employment and
Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Regulation (section 73).