Sentence examples for benefit appeals from inspiring English sources

(d) Although the interpretation of Federal law requirements in § 650.3 below applies to both first and second level administrative benefit appeals, the criteria for review of State compliance in § 650.3(b) apply only to first level benefit appeals.

An earlier version of the headline said "Thousands left in limbo as benefit appeals system grinds to a halt".

He acknowledged that the benefit appeals system "is a broken process" that struggles to keep up because its technology is woefully dated.

But to really grasp how the government is stacking the odds against disabled people applying for benefits, it's worth turning your eye to what is being done to the benefit appeals system.

Until earlier this month Newton was active in proposing amendments and voting against aspects of the welfare reform bill, on issues such as the cutting of legal aid to people pursuing welfare benefit appeals.

No later than December 15 of each year, each State shall submit an appeals performance plan showing how it will operate during the following calendar year so as to achieve or maintain the issuance of at least 60percentt of all first level benefit appeals decisions within 30 days of the date of appeal, and 80percentt within 45 days.

The Secretary considers as substantial compliance the issuance of minimum percentages of first level benefit appeal decisions within the periods of time specified in § 650.4.

The Secretary has construed these provisions to require, as a condition for receipt of granted funds, that State laws include provisions for hearing and deciding appeals for all unemployment insurance claimants who are parties to an administrative benefit appeal with the greatest promptness that is administratively feasible.

But take a glance at the equality impact assessment put together by the CCG and it's there in black and white: if Possability People "were to scale down or close, it would negatively impact disabled people", including the risk that some would have to go through a lengthy benefit appeal because, with no support to fill in the forms, they could be wrongfully rejected for them.

Scope is trying to save legal aid for benefits appeals.

I thought I'd experienced injustice taking disability benefits appeals with the Free Representation Unit: Kentridge learned his law fighting Apartheid security laws, constantly battling unsympathetic judges to secure basic human rights for black people.