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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 2 months ago #96753 by Ron
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Have just had wfi been given mandatory referral to work programme. Told advisor I was going to appeal my wrag decicson. So once appeal is in am I right should not have to do the work programme as below from dwp faqs
www.dwp.gov.uk/docs/work-programme-faqs.pdf
This is faqs on the dwp website November 12
Q. When can customers appealing against decisions on ESA be referred to
the Work Programme?
A. Claimants appealing against their work Capability Assessment (WCA)
outcome are exempt from the Work Programme until the appeal outcome is
known.
Is this correct it is not on the work programme info on benefits and work site that I can see?
Thank you
www.dwp.gov.uk/docs/work-programme-faqs.pdf
This is faqs on the dwp website November 12
Q. When can customers appealing against decisions on ESA be referred to
the Work Programme?
A. Claimants appealing against their work Capability Assessment (WCA)
outcome are exempt from the Work Programme until the appeal outcome is
known.
Is this correct it is not on the work programme info on benefits and work site that I can see?
Thank you
Last edit: 12 years 2 months ago by bro58.
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12 years 2 months ago #96756 by Gordon
As we understand it it, this is still correct, however, the DWP have updated their procedures as of 3 December 2012 with regard to forwarding claimants to the Work Programme.
It is also worth noting that this exemption is procedural and not defined in the legislation.
Gordon
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Ron wrote: Have just had wfi been given mandatory referral to work programme. Told advisor I was going to appeal my wrag decicson. So once appeal is in am I right should not have to do the work programme as below from dwp faqs
www.dwp.gov.uk/docs/work-programme-faqs.pdf
This is faqs on the dwp website November 12
Q. When can customers appealing against decisions on ESA be referred to
the Work Programme?
A. Claimants appealing against their work Capability Assessment (WCA)
outcome are exempt from the Work Programme until the appeal outcome is
known.
Is this correct it is not on the work programme info on benefits and work site that I can see?
Thank you
As we understand it it, this is still correct, however, the DWP have updated their procedures as of 3 December 2012 with regard to forwarding claimants to the Work Programme.
It is also worth noting that this exemption is procedural and not defined in the legislation.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 2 months ago #96757 by bro58
Hi R,
As far as we are aware this is still correct, although it is only operational procedure, and not legislation.
I did recently query this with Steve, the site owner, he said that we would have to monitor the situation after the new sanction regulations came into force from the 03/12/12.
It is covered in this FAQ :
Do I have to attend WFIs while I appeal?
bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Mandatory referral to work programme
Ron wrote: Have just had wfi been given mandatory referral to work programme. Told advisor I was going to appeal my wrag decicson. So once appeal is in am I right should not have to do the work programme as below from dwp faqs
www.dwp.gov.uk/docs/work-programme-faqs.pdf
This is faqs on the dwp website November 12
Q. When can customers appealing against decisions on ESA be referred to
the Work Programme?
A. Claimants appealing against their work Capability Assessment (WCA)
outcome are exempt from the Work Programme until the appeal outcome is
known.
Is this correct it is not on the work programme info on benefits and work site that I can see?
Thank you
Hi R,
As far as we are aware this is still correct, although it is only operational procedure, and not legislation.
I did recently query this with Steve, the site owner, he said that we would have to monitor the situation after the new sanction regulations came into force from the 03/12/12.
It is covered in this FAQ :
Do I have to attend WFIs while I appeal?
bro58
Last edit: 12 years 2 months ago by bro58.
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