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Coming off casual work

Tv2013 · 2013-03-03 20:41:55

I've just lost my casual work and have to go to social soon, is it just a case of them just putting me on job seekers allowance or will I have more forms to get filled in by myself or former employer Thanks

03-03-2013 9:41pm

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Tv2013

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I've just lost my casual work and have to go to social soon, is it just a case of them just putting me on job seekers allowance or will I have more forms to get filled in by myself or former employer

Thanks

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#2 03-03-2013 10:14pm

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Tv2013 wrote: »

I've just lost my casual work and have to go to social soon, is it just a case of them just putting me on job seekers allowance or will I have more forms to get filled in by myself or former employer

Thanks

Its just a matter of going on fully unemployed... all you need is a letter from employer stating date you have been made unemployed from and you will be paid into the post office rather than by cheque and you will have to sign on every month rather than sending in dockets every week. There should be no disruption in your payment.

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