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Moving Back from UK-re-applying for benefits?

  • 15-11-2010 9:56pm
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    o Fiac
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    cee_jay
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    You wouldn't be penalised for leaving the job to move back to Ireland - just be upfront about it and you'll be fine.


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    o Fiac
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    cee_jay
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    Yeah they will probably ask for it - if anything its proof of where you were and what you were doing for the past few months. You can also ask to have your English contributions transferred to Ireland for future entitlements.


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