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Good cause for work requirements is a sufficient reason, based on circumstances beyond a participant’s control, for failing to meet work requirements. A good cause reason is an opportunity for the participant to present relevant information on the issue of noncompliance with work requirements. A good cause reason can lead to continued participation in the program and avoidance of losing benefits.

 

FAA considers all the facts and circumstances, on a case-by-case basis, to determine whether a good cause reason exists.

 

See Good Cause Reasons for list of possible good cause reasons.