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Can I claim Jobseekers?
dobby89
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Hi all, hoping you can help me clarify something?
I am just about to graduate from my post grad course at university. I have a job offer but I am not due to begin my employment until September (I have not received a confirmed start date as yet).
I am really struggling to find temporary work for the Summer Hols and I am worrying about making ends meet for that 3 month period - does anyone know if I will be able to claim any benefits, as I am technically looking for temporary work?
Thanks for your time!
I am just about to graduate from my post grad course at university. I have a job offer but I am not due to begin my employment until September (I have not received a confirmed start date as yet).
I am really struggling to find temporary work for the Summer Hols and I am worrying about making ends meet for that 3 month period - does anyone know if I will be able to claim any benefits, as I am technically looking for temporary work?
Thanks for your time!
Graduating from Post Grad course.... :T
Cannot wait to start earning money and paying my way! 
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Possibly. Under 25 and you should get £56.25 a week and the rent to cover a room in a shared house.Hi all, hoping you can help me clarify something?
I am just about to graduate from my post grad course at university. I have a job offer but I am not due to begin my employment until September (I have not received a confirmed start date as yet).
I am really struggling to find temporary work for the Summer Hols and I am worrying about making ends meet for that 3 month period - does anyone know if I will be able to claim any benefits, as I am technically looking for temporary work?
Thanks for your time!
:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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