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Due to claim JSA for the first time - advice?
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I have Asperger's and Dyspraxia which limits my ability to do jobs such as shop work etc (I think I can cope with SOME interaction with customers, but a job where I'd have to continually face them would be too much, as would anything involving heavy physical work or a lot of standing/walking due to hypotonia and flat feet) The only jobs I can think of that I'd be comfortable doing are admin/computing-based jobs, with some telephone and occasional customer interaction involved. How will the job centre treat this? I'm on DLA (low mobility and care)
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I post on the board with my phone and auto-correct can make me look like a damn fool!:o0
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You disabilities will be taken into account when they draw up your jobseekers agreement, most JCPs also have a specialist Disability Employment Adviser who can give you best advice about how to go about looking for certain jobs etc.Skint but Debt Free at Last :T0
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