Teachers’ Act Article 42

A teacher who considers that some measure taken by an educational institution or by the Competent Authority that the teacher has personally been subject to is illegal or inappropriate, and that it constitutes a violation of their rights and interests, may lodge an appeal, and a further appeal, with a Teacher Appeal Review Committee at each level.A teacher who considers that their rights and interests have been damaged as a result of an educational institution or the Competent Authority not taking action within the statutory period to handle an application submitted by that teacher may also lodge an appeal; if the ordinances do not stipulate a period, the period shall be deemed to be two months from the date that the educational institution or the Competent Authority accepted the application.An appeal shall be lodged in writing within thirty days from the day after the day that the person receives notification or is informed about the measure; any further appeal shall be lodged within thirty days from the day after the day that a written Appeal Review Decision is sent.The standard period referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be the date that a Teacher Appeal Review Committee accepts a written appeal or written further appeal.