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Backdated pay - Not signing on?

Esse85 · 2013-03-13 15:31:17

I came back from Canada in January, was there 6 months, I only went to my social welfare office to sign on early March as I'd a few interviews in January that I taught I'd be offered a job in. I didn't get them and used savings to live off till March when I decided to sign on. Is it possible to claim backdated pay from…

13-03-2013 4:31pm

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Esse85

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I came back from Canada in January, was there 6 months, I only went to my social welfare office to sign on early March as I'd a few interviews in January that I taught I'd be offered a job in. I didn't get them and used savings to live off till March when I decided to sign on.

Is it possible to claim backdated pay from January when I was back in the country, or is it my old fault for not signing on immediately?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 13-03-2013 4:34pm

Kristopherus

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You could ask them, but they are not obliged to pay beyond your application date.

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#3 13-03-2013 4:35pm

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I will do, I was just hoping to hear if anyone else was in the same position.

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#4 13-03-2013 4:39pm

mp22

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056899353

The two of you appear to be in the same boat.

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#5 13-03-2013 4:45pm

Esse85

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mp22 wrote: »

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056899353

The two of you appear to be in the same boat.

Thanks

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#6 13-03-2013 4:49pm

schmanga

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you have already signed on? but not had your claim awarded yet? send in letter addressed to deciding officer asking claim to be backdated, stating your reasons. if you had copies of tickets would help, a copy/email printout of ANY job application/cv submission you made in ireland between the time you came back and made the claim and you'd get it for sure. . they may/may not backdate it. if you don't ask you definitely won't get it. FYI on the 2nd last page of the application form there is a question about backdating. THIS is THE place to give that information.

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#7 13-03-2013 5:04pm

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I don't think the will backpay you from when you returned, they will only pay you from the date you signed on, You can always ask though

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#8 13-03-2013 5:20pm

Sue Ellen

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If you confirm that you were available, fit and looking for work during that period you will most likely get it back dated. You will need to show proof of travel and request the back dating in writing.

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