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Collection times extended due to weather

03-12-2010 6:12pm

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dave1982

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The Department of Social Protection has introduced new measures to deal with the severe weather.

Those due to collect their State Pension can collect payment at any time up to 60 days after the payment date.

Jobseekers payments due to expire on December 14 will be pushed out for a further week.

Recipients of One Parent Family Payment, who are paid at their local Post Office, can collect it up to 20 days following the payment date, while those who receive Child Benefit can collect it at any time during the 90 days from next Tuesday.

The Department is concerned that some people may not be able to reach their local post office.

Read more: http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/dept-extends-collection-time-for-state-payments-484308.html#ixzz174NWDmxi

Just case anyone was wondering

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#2 03-12-2010 7:18pm

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Does anyone know if this is also true for SWA payments due to be collected at the PO?

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