What is the Unemployment Fact-finding and Adjudication process about?
The fact-finding and Adjudication is a process dedicated to gathering the facts from interested parties, including the employer and the unemployed worker. Burden of proof used to help determine eligibility is dependant on the type of issues. Once the facts have been gathered, a determination will be issued and sent to all interested parties. Should any interested party disagree with the determination, an appeal can be filed. Further information on this process may be obtained by clicking here.
Related Questions
- When a mortgagor is on a SFB Agreement (Special Provision Type 1) due to unemployment, what is the process that a mortgagee is supposed to conduct when the unemployed mortgagor becomes employed?
- Are the ratings of the two players taken into consideration in the adjudication process?
- How long does the adjudication process take?
