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Applying for JSA links |
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>>12780 |
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>>12773 |
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How long is a "month's notice"? |
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>>13283 |
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>>13283 |
>> | No. 13324
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I think I've slipped through the cracks of the Universal credit system. Still got the income but I've not had to go in for a meeting in months and no sanctions. Surprising incompetence really. During the time it's been going on I've landed a full time job in a new city, starting in the new year, not sure if I should contact them and tell them about it now or wait until I start. JC+ did nothing to help me look anyway they just kept tabs on me while I did. Are there any pitfalls of telling them? I mean, I broke the contract by not posting 15 job applications on their journal every week, but I landed a job anyway, so surely that evens us out... |
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>>13324 |
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>>13324 |
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>>13324 |
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d8bf4520d933[1].png This is a bit ridiculous isn't it? Penalising people with degrees. |
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>>13507 |
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>>13507 |
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>>13507 |
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>>13507 Yes if you have a degree then you can't do an apprenticeship. |
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14057
I can't seem to find how much NI I need to pay to qualify for JSA. In the last year I paid NI for 7 months of work, but they are my only contributions. Not sure if that is enough. |
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>>14057 |
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Lads, I need to vent a bit so excuse me if this is the wrong thread for it. |
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>>14386 |
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>>14386 |
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>>14387 |
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>>14389 |
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Disabled Dog.jpg Are DLA, JSA, HB etc claims managed by seperate counties? I want to explore moving around the country, settling here and there for a year or two, but my benefits were hard won and I don't really want to go through that again. |
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>>14394 |
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>>14395 |
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Nobody on Bennies anymore? |
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1668420589934995.jpg >>14678 |
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>>14679 |
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cat cockrel.jpg >>462105 |
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>>14867 |
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>>14795 |
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>>14867 |
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>>14869 |
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>>14870 |
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If I get sacked for poor performance, do I get sanctioned? |
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>>14878 |
>> | No. 14880
14880
Over the course of 10 years, a friend of mine has saved £10,000 while on disability and ESA. They're concerned that if their savings are declared, their benefit will be suspended and will have to repay a backdated amount. The friend says the the savings developed over a considerably long period of time and that a call to the DWP every month to declair +£83 savings is unrealistic, but it has understandably come to the point where something must be done. |
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>>14880 |
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>>14881 |
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>>14882 |
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>>14880 |
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>>14883 |
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>>14885 |
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>>14884 |
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Hot take: If people are doing minor fiddles (as opposed to massive outright fraud), maybe we should address the root causes of that rather than just criminalising them. |
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>>14887 |
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>>14886 |
>> | No. 14891
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At this rate it's likely my friend will step forward to report their change in circumstances, on the understanding that the DWP has overpaid them and fully expects a backdated deduction. |
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>>14891 |
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