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Unemployment Benefits
Person in charge of request for review
Applicant for review
- A person who is dissatisfied with a notice of a disposition regarding unemployment benefits (hereinafter referred to as "initial disposition") may appeal for review by an examiner. (Article 87(1) of the Employment Insurance Act)
Agent acting for an applicant for review
- An applicant for review may designate any of the following persons as his/her agent in addition to a legal representative: (Article 88 of the Employment Insurance Act)
· The spouse, a lineal ancestor or descendant, or a sibling of the applicant;
· An executive officer or employee, if the applicant is a corporation;
· An attorney-at-law or certified labor consultant;
· Any other person who has been permitted by the Board of Review (Article 99 of the Employment Insurance Act) to represent the applicant.
Succeeding the status of an applicant for review
- Upon the death of an applicant for review, the review process shall be pursued by a surviving family member, as prescribed in Article 57, if the deceased applicant was eligible to receive unemployment benefits or, if not, by the deceased applicant's heir or any other person who succeeds to any right or interest in relation to the initial disposition appealed from. (Article 89(5) of the Employment Insurance Act)
- A person who succeeds to the status of a petitioner for examination shall report it to the competent examiner in writing, along with a document proving such succession. (Article 124 of the Enforcement Decree of the Employment Insurance Act, Article 137 and Annex Form 113 of the Enforcement Rules of the Employment Insurance Act)
The counterparty of a request for review
- The counterparty of an unemployment benefits-related application for review shall be the employment center that has made a relevant disposition. (Article 17 of the Administrative Appeals Act, Article 87-(1) of the Employment Insurance Act)