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unsure what will happen re JSA

  • 15-01-2015 7:23pm
    #1
    littleteapot
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    My brother (27) and his partner (23) have both been unemployed for a number of years and have a one month old baby. My brother did a springboard course from Sept to Dec and is now starting a work placement where he will be paid €50 on top of his social welfare. He is hoping to get a full time job from the company (a medical device multinational) at the end of the placement but we're unsure what will happen to his partner's JSA if he does get a full time job. She currently gets €100 per week, he gets €188 and they both have medical cards. They don't pay rent as they're living in a house owned by my parents. If he gets full time work in the multinational we reckon the most he'd take home per week would be €400. Would they both lose their medical cards and would his partner lose her JSA? Thanks for any info, this is all very confusing


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  • #2
    eastbono
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    If they live together he should claim for her as he would get €188 plus €124.80 for her and there should be a payment for the baby of €29.80. If they dont live together she should be applying for one parent family payment or she can continue to receive JSA but she will now get €188 plus €29.80 for the baby but only if they are not co-hab. With full time work its his gross less prsi, union dues and pension which is assessed not take home pay. If they are a family unit he can apply for family income supplement if he gets employment and the fact he has been unemployed for a number of years he if they are claiming as a family unit can retain payment for the baby at full rate for 1 year and at half rate the 2nd year.


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