Holiday on jsa
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timetoshine
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Evening
Going on holiday in the UK, do I need to tell the Job center that I'm going?
Currently receiving JSA and will be back before I need to sign on again.
Will be looking on line while I'm away, but can't come back earlie.
The holiday was booked last year, long before I started claiming.
Thanks
Going on holiday in the UK, do I need to tell the Job center that I'm going?
Currently receiving JSA and will be back before I need to sign on again.
Will be looking on line while I'm away, but can't come back earlie.
The holiday was booked last year, long before I started claiming.
Thanks
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I believe that if it is a holiday in the UK you can fill in a holiday form for a maximum of two weeks.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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timetoshine wrote: »Evening
Going on holiday in the UK, do I need to tell the Job center that I'm going?
Currently receiving JSA and will be back before I need to sign on again.
Will be looking on line while I'm away, but can't come back earlie.
The holiday was booked last year, long before I started claiming.
Thanks:footie:
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As long as you keep looking for work then you meet the requirements of job seekers allowance. You can negotiate the inability to return immediately but I would just request a delay to any interview offers you might get. Actually I'd turn the phone off so you can't get any.
You would seriously turn your phone off and miss out on the chance of an interview?0 -
As long as you keep looking for work then you meet the requirements of job seekers allowance. You can negotiate the inability to return immediately but I would just request a delay to any interview offers you might get. Actually I'd turn the phone off so you can't get any.
You would seriously turn your phone off and miss out on the chance of an interview?0
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