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Originally Posted by martyh
All they would be entitled to is stopped benefits .If they are entitled to be payed the going rate for the work they did it, would result in their claim stopping as they would be classed as earnings ,which is of course why the companies involved in the schemes where not allowed to pay them in the first place
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They wouldn't be classed as 'earning' they're not there.
it will be classed as a windfall. and it's highly unlikely to be more than the allowed limit where they are not entitled to receive any benefits.
it's just who is liable to pay. the companies or the government.
but they can argue about that amongst themselves.