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Jsa and sickness
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donnajunkie
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This is more a query for future reference. I am on jsa in a universal credit area. I am currently recovering from pneumonia. I became ill on 9th november. I havent bothered to tell the jobcentre because as far as i know i would only have been allowed a maximum of 2 weeks sickness.
So my question is what could i have done in my situation. What was the best thing to do. Or was just ploughing through and continuing to jobseek as i have done the only viable option.
So my question is what could i have done in my situation. What was the best thing to do. Or was just ploughing through and continuing to jobseek as i have done the only viable option.
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donnajunkie wrote: »This is more a query for future reference. I am on jsa in a universal credit area. I am currently recovering from pneumonia. I became ill on 9th november. I havent bothered to tell the jobcentre because as far as i know i would only have been allowed a maximum of 2 weeks sickness.
So my question is what could i have done in my situation. What was the best thing to do. Or was just ploughing through and continuing to jobseek as i have done the only viable option.0 -
Surely after claiming for 8+ yrs you're aware of all the terms and conditions0
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poppy12345 wrote: »Not sure why you decided to comment on a thread that's 2 months old.
My apologies, I'll ensure I get your permission before posting in the future....0 -
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poppy12345 wrote: »I just don't see the point in bringing up a thread that's 2 months old. :rotfl:0
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poppy12345 wrote: »Not sure why you decided to comment on a thread that's 2 months old.
They are a troll trawling through the forum for something juicy to troll in? Arent i the lucky one. :rotfl:0
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