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Job seekers allowance question.

SDK · 2010-06-28 18:45:58

Hello All, I got a job, starting July...so I was wondering, since its gonna take a month for me to get paid, can I still claim JSA until I get paid? otherwise im broke until first pay day or do I just sign off? any help would be appreciated.

28-06-2010 7:45pm

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SDK

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Hello All,
I got a job, starting July...so I was wondering, since its gonna take a month for me to get paid, can I still claim JSA until I get paid? otherwise im broke until first pay day or do I just sign off? any help would be appreciated.

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#2 28-06-2010 8:12pm

Nolanger

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Sign off.

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#3 28-06-2010 8:16pm

pogsick

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i'm in the same boat sign off or if/when u need to sign back on they'll deduct what you owe them from your payments

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#4 28-06-2010 11:39pm

Balagan

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The Community Welfare Officer at your local HSE office may possibly be able to give you some money (repayable) to keep you going till your first pay date. Congrats on the job!

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#5 29-06-2010 7:50pm

edellc

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you need to sign off as working and claiming is fraud and that contributes to the harsh rules the social welfare has
go to your CWO they may help you until you get paid and then you can pay it back

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