Identifying people with a partial capacity to work 001-03030060
This page contains information on how to identify and assess if a customer has a Partial Capacity to Work (PCW).
Identifying and assessing a Partial Capacity to Work (PCW)
Table 1
Step |
Action |
1 |
Customer does not qualify for Disability Support Pension (DSP) Read more ... Has a determination been made that the customer does not qualify for DSP either at new claim or as a result of a medical review?
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2 |
Assessment of work capacity available Read more ... Is there a current and valid assessment of the customer's work capacity, which identifies the customer as having a PCW? Check if all of the job seeker's circumstances have been considered in the previous assessment (for example, the job seeker with a PCW has had a change in circumstances that could result in a change to their work capacity). Note: a request for an Employment Services Assessment (ESAt) should not delay the decision about a temporary incapacity exemption. The Service Officer should make the decision based on whatever existing evidence is available to them.
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3 |
Report returns from Assessor Read more ... Has the Assessor indicated both the current (baseline) work capacity and future (with intervention) work capacity with intervention is between 0 and 29, that is, less than 30 hours per week within the next 2 years?
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4 |
Customer identified as having a PCW Read more ... Follow Table 1 in Job seekers with a partial capacity to work or a temporary reduced work capacity to determine mutual obligation requirements and, if the job seeker is Centrelink managed, negotiate a Job Plan. |