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Objections and Appeals against the Compensation Fund

  • If an employee disagrees with the decision of the Commissioner, he/she may lodge an objection to the decision within 90 days from the date he/she became aware of the decision.
  • The objection must be done on form W929 and sent to the Commissioner.
  • The commissioner may call a formal hearing to review the decision at which hearing the employee can be represented by a legal representative, trade union official or family member.
  • The employee can call evidence, including expert evidence.
  • The commissioner, after the representations are made, will make a final decision.
  • If still not satisfied the employee can take the decision of the Commissioner on review to the High Court. It is advisable to seek legal assistance with the application.

(See: Problem 19: Employee’s compensation has been refused)

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