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Quick JSA question
threebeans
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I have applied for JSA and am awaiting the 40 minute phone call. However I'm not sure what to tell them about my previous job. It ended in September and I was on a 13 week trial thing that wasn't continued due to pretty mutual agreement - I hated it because it wasn't at all what I expected and they didn't provide me with enough training to get me through my assessments!
So, do I say I left voluntarily? That they sacked me? Or that my temporary contract came to an end? Would it affect my claim either way?
So, do I say I left voluntarily? That they sacked me? Or that my temporary contract came to an end? Would it affect my claim either way?
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I would just say that your trial period came to an end and they didn't renew your contract.
That's the truth!(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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