Esa = jsa?

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rogerblack wrote: »

Subtly different, but important, I feel.

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You can say you can't do it.
You can give your reasons - however you can't refuse to do the task as a right, with no consequences.

Simply refusing may cause you to be sanctioned.
The only way not to be put forward to be sanctioned is for them to agree that it's not appropriate, or for you to do the activity.

This is entirely between you and the work provider or JCP adviser - nobody else is involved at this stage.

Thanks ROGERBLACK and NANNYTONE.

I will be sure to mention your advice's when I go to my next appointment in 2 weeks time. P.S I forgot to mention, the advisor also said to me that, in some cases, they might ask a person to attend weekly meetings rather than fortnightly ones. Personally, I just think that's to much to ask of somebody on ESA.