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ESA is not SSP. SSP is paid by the employer if applicable. ESA cannot be claimed and paid while SSP is being paid.Longwalker said:
As for ESA, never thought I could apply for it. I thought that was for people who were really not fit to work long term, didnt know it was statuary sick pay and I only thought SSP was paid when you were in workInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1 -
It's just a standard notice/warning that you get as a 'To Do' after the Claimant Commitment meeting, you also get one after every jobcenter appointment where your commitments change.Spoonie_Turtle said:The sanctions thing is puzzling, though I guess it could have been because your husband's earnings hadn't yet come through? Your work coach should only put requirements on you that fit with your health, and they have discretion to turn them off altogether.You accept the (changed) commitments and automatically get the standard notice/warning.I'm LCW and get one after each WFI that I go to. (I'm due to go to another this week and will get the same again afterwards).Here's the last 2 on my journal:
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