Unemployed Due to Industrial Action (UDIA) 106-05020100
This document outlines the effect on the payability of JobSeeker Payment (JSP), Youth Allowance (YA) and Parenting Payment Partnered (PPP) if the customer is unemployed due to being or having been engaged in industrial action or a series of industrial actions
Assessing payability when a customer is UDIA
Step |
Action |
1 |
Verifying industrial action + Read more ... Verify with the employer if the claimant has been stood down, suspended or had their employment terminated due to industrial action. Was the claimant stood down, suspended or had their employment terminated due to their own actions as a member of a union?
|
2 |
Union member + Read more ... Is the claimant a member of the same union as those undertaking the action?
|
3 |
If claimant is not UDIA + Read more ... No exclusion period is applied due to UDIA. Normal new claim procedures will apply. Procedure ends here |
4 |
Industrial action ceased + Read more ... Has the industrial action ceased?
|
5 |
Industrial action has not stopped + Read more ... Tell the customer they are not entitled to any payments until after the industrial action has ceased. Advise customer that the current claim will be rejected and that they would need to reapply after the industrial action has ceased, if they are still in need of payment.
|
6 |
Breach of an order + Read more ... Is the action in breach of an order? Orders are issued by a State authority, the Fair Work Commission or the Federal Court. This can be confirmed by contacting the employer, union delegate or relevant authority as above:
|
7 |
Deferment period/reject claim for Parenting Payments + Read more ...
|
8 |
If customer has a partner + Read more ... If the claimant is not entitled and has a partner offer partner a claim for the appropriate income support payment. |
9 |
Record the details on a DOC + Read more ... Record outcome and reason for decision on a DOC. Record the reason whether:
|