Permanent Disability; Offers of Regular, Modified or Alternative Work. WCAB rescinded WCJ's finding that defendant did not offer work to applicant/store manager with 11/8/2005 industrial injuries to back, internal system and psyche within 60 days of his disability becoming permanent and stationary for purposes of receiving Labor Code �� 4658(d)(3)(A) decrease in permanent disability payments, when WCJ's finding was based upon strict interpretation that 60 day statutory period began to run on date applicant was declared permanent and stationary, rather than date defendant received notice of applicant's permanent and stationary status, but WCAB held that in order for Labor Code �� 4658(d)(2) and 4658(d)(3)(A) to have their intended effect, 60 day time periods must be construed to begin running from date defendant receives notice that an injured worker's disability is  permanent and stationary, and not from permanent and stationary date that is opined by physician; WCAB returned matter to WCJ to apply proper construction to Labor Code �� 4658(d) and also to consider whether offer of work made by defendant was "in form and manner prescribed by the administrative director" as required by statute, because copy of offer in evidence did not include preparer's signature. See Soto panel decision.