Disagreement for a proposed JSA claimant commitment (JSA/CC) variation and a claimant asking for a review
Dear Department for Work and Pensions,
When variation of an accepted and signed JSA claimant commitment (JSA/CC) is proposed and the Coach refuses outright to consider any alternative proposals put forward by a claimant, does a claimant risk a benefit suspension or sanction if they ask the "disagreement" "to be "reviewed"?
Who conducts this "review"?
What processes must the Coach follow to ensure this review is undertaken and what precise legislation applies to this "review" process?
Please disclose the guidance or advice used by those that undertake this "review" and the advice and guidance aimed at coaches concerning such a JSA/CC "disagreement" and any "review".
As part of the "disagreement" and the claimant asking for the variation to be "reviewed", what process does the Coach and reviewer follow to ensure that the claimants' stated alternative JSA/CC proposals or concerns about the reasonableness of the variation are fully considered?
Standard "My rights" text on a JSA/CC
"My rights
I know if there is a disagreement about my Claimant Commitment, I can ask for this to be reviewed...."
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/4...
Yours faithfully,
Frank Zola
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Dear DWP freedom-of-information-requests,
I wish to amend my request to:
When variation of an accepted and signed JSA claimant commitment (JSA/CC) is proposed and the Coach refuses outright to consider any alternative proposals put forward by a claimant, does a claimant risk a JSA suspension, JSA disentitlement or JSA sanction if they ask the "disagreement" "to be "reviewed"?
Who conducts this "review"?
What processes must the Coach follow to ensure this review is undertaken and what precise legislation applies to this "review" process?
Please disclose the guidance or advice used by those that undertake this "review" and the advice and guidance aimed at coaches concerning such a JSA/CC "disagreement" and any "review".
As part of the "disagreement" and the claimant asking for the variation to be "reviewed", what process does the Coach and reviewer follow to ensure that the claimants' stated alternative JSA/CC proposals or concerns about the reasonableness of the variation are fully considered?
Standard "My rights" text on a JSA/CC
"My rights
I know if there is a disagreement about my Claimant Commitment, I can ask for this to be reviewed...."
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/4...
Yours sincerely,
Frank Zola
Dear Mr Zola,
Please find attached our response to your recent Freedom of Information
request.
Yours sincerely
DWP Central Freedom of Information Team
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