Filing an Objection Against a UWV WW-Decision in Delft: Effective Step-by-Step Guide
Dismissed in Delft or surrounding areas with a negative WW-decision from UWV? File a timely objection to defend your rights. This article provides a complete step-by-step guide, local deadlines and strategies tailored to Delft residents, including tips for the UWV office in the Den Haag region.
Objection Deadline and Filing in Delft
Within 4 weeks after the decision date, file an objection via 'Mijn UWV' or by post to the UWV in Den Haag, which serves Delft. Motivate with facts, supporting documents such as TU Delft contracts or payslips from local employers like ASML or ProRail. Delft employers such as the university often have specific collective labour agreement rules.
Hearing and Advice for Delft Residents
UWV will invite you to a hearing, often by telephone or in person at the regional office near Delft. An expert will assess your arguments, taking into account local labour market characteristics such as high-tech sectors. The decision follows within 6-10 weeks; prepare with Delft-specific examples.
Appeal to the Court in Den Haag
Disagree with the decision? Within 6 weeks, lodge an appeal with the Rechtbank Den Haag, kanton sector, which has jurisdiction for Delft. Free legal assistance via legal expenses insurance, pro bono or the Juridisch Loket in Delft (address: Koornmarkt 29).
Tips for Success in Delft
Gather payslips, employment contracts, witness statements from colleagues and collective labour agreement overviews. Call the free Hulplijn Juridisch Loket Delft for advice. Apply for an interim measure in case of urgency, ideal for Delft residents transitioning to new jobs at local tech companies. Local trade unions such as FNV in the region offer additional support. (312 words)