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Old 22-02-2011, 15:50   #17
PeteLockwood
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Re: How to make a tax payer weep

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
I don't think the law needed to change ,as far as i understood it you only got benefits(job seekers) as long as you were available for work ,if you are not looking for work or unable to work then you don't get anything ,that has always been the case as far as i know .In the case i have posted about she will still get money for the 2 yr old but nothing for herself untill she proves she is looking for work ,or becomes pregnant again ,i believe the latter will put her on a different benefit i think

I have very little knowledge of the benefit system so am willing to be corrected
pregnancy they will get income support, the same as JSA but no work required.

im expecting my second child in april i am currently unemployed (lost job end december) but my girlfriend works 16 hours (going on maternity in 4 weeks) and earns about £100 per week.. the job centre LAUGHED in my face when i tryed to claim JSA they would not even pay MY STAMP... how about that..
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