Working While on JSB

Maestro84

I'm working tomorrow only for the referendum. I'm currently on JSB and I was wondering what the procedure is for this? Should I just say nothing as it is only for 1 day?

Chucken

You have to sign off for the day.

Maestro84

Chucken wrote: »

You have to sign off for the day.

Oh right and how do you go about doing that?

plasteritup

Maestro84 wrote: »

Oh right and how do you go about doing that?

if you go into tescos down by the fruit n veg,there is a small cupboard,open it head inside and theres a german fella in there with the forms.

Maestro84

plasteritup wrote: »

if you go into tescos down by the fruit n veg,there is a small cupboard,open it head inside and theres a german fella in there with the forms.

Thanks for taking the time to write that out. You were a great help.

Kristopherus

You don't have to sign off for the day. What you get for election/referenda/etc you get a fee. Whether DSFA consider this as income, I'm not sure. Its up to you whether you tell them or not, but imho it would be pretty lousy of them to penalise you, as you certainly won't be paid a fortune for the long & boring day you will have to endure !!!

plasteritup

Maestro84 wrote: »

Thanks for taking the time to write that out. You were a great help.

ah come on!! ring the social welfare office.:)

Kristopherus

plasteritup wrote: »

if you go into tescos down by the fruit n veg,there is a small cupboard,open it head inside and theres a german fella in there with the forms.

A very helpful post:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Maestro84

Kristopherus wrote: »

You don't have to sign off for the day. What you get for election/referenda/etc you get a fee. Whether DSFA consider this as income, I'm not sure. Its up to you whether you tell them or not, but imho it would be pretty lousy of them to penalise you, as you certainly won't be paid a fortune for the long & boring day you will have to endure !!!

Thanks! That is the reply i was hoping for

Chucken

Kristopherus wrote: »

You don't have to sign off for the day. What you get for election/referenda/etc you get a fee. Whether DSFA consider this as income, I'm not sure. Its up to you whether you tell them or not, but imho it would be pretty lousy of them to penalise you, as you certainly won't be paid a fortune for the long & boring day you will have to endure !!!

The OP will still be getting money,whatever you choose to call it.
My daughter got 2 4hour shifts over a weekend and had to sign off for the 2 days. Trust me,she didnt get a fortune for her boring job either.

Kristopherus

Chucken wrote: »

The OP will still be getting money,whatever you choose to call it.
My daughter got 2 4hour shifts over a weekend and had to sign off for the 2 days. Trust me,she didnt get a fortune for her boring job either.

She should only have signed off for 1 day. Sunday does not exist in Welfarespeake. However that is changing.

What happens in the Polling Stn scenario is that each Registrar gets an allocation of money to cover his/her constituency. That is then allocated to the various resources used for that purpose. Part of the allocation is assigned to staff and paid as a fee to them without any statutory deductions.

Chucken

Kristopherus wrote: »

She should only have signed off for 1 day. Sunday does not exist in Welfarespeake. However that is changing.

It was Friday and Saturday evenings. Ah well,its water under the bridge now

Anyway,OP Id suggest ringing the social welfare office just to be sure

Maestro84

Kristopherus wrote: »

She should only have signed off for 1 day. Sunday does not exist in Welfarespeake. However that is changing.

What happens in the Polling Stn scenario is that each Registrar gets an allocation of money to cover his/her constituency. That is then allocated to the various resources used for that purpose. Part of the allocation is assigned to staff and paid as a fee to them without any statutory deductions.

That is good enough me. If i get in trouble for this down the line I'll be blaming you

cee_jay

Maestro84 wrote: »

That is good enough me. If i get in trouble for this down the line I'll be blaming you

You are working on Thursday - so you have to sign off.
You can get in trouble for this and can be assessed with an overpayment.
You can contact your local office through the Contact Us section of welfare.ie and send them an email to advise you are working. Your payment will be deducted one day only then next week.

Gipo3

I was working at the last general election while signing on. Just tell sw at next sign on and bring your pay-slip. That is all you have to do.