Work and employment
Does anyone know job openings available at Scope I've tried everything I've been a volunteer before but now I'm looking for a paid job I already sent a message to the organization and there was no response I'm in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy if anyone can help thank you.
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Hello there @jo996, I wonder have you been in touch with Scope's Employment Support Services?
You might like to look into Support to Work. It's a free online and telephone support programme for disabled people in England and Wales, who are looking for paid work. Do remember that this is not a face-to-face service, so may not be right for everyone.
What did you enjoy most about your volunteering work?0 -
I already go directly at the organization where I volunteered but they said that the only job available they had was voluntary work and it was not remunerated i need help for tell me the best places and organizations I should go to not for apply for job this already know.
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I am in Kickstarter already before too0
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I love helping people with volunteer work.
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What kind of work have you been doing when volunteering?0
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administrative work, printing papers, making copies, filling out forms, organize emails and respond and serving customers.
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Thanks for explaining @jo996 do you like those kinds of tasks?
Is that the kind of job you'd want to move into paid work for?0 -
Yes i just can do 16 hours a week because my benefits health problem i have cerebral palsy and i am use wellchair.0
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jo996 said:Yes i just can do 16 hours a week because my benefits health problem i have cerebral palsy and i am use wellchair.
Which benefits are you claiming exactly?
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Essa and pip0
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Thanks. As you're claiming ESA then permitted work rules are that it must be less than 16 hours per week, not up to 16 hours. The earnings are no more than £167/week. If you work more and earn more than this then your ESA will stop. You must tell ESA that you're working (if you start) and fill out the PW1 form.
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I know I just need help for finding a job that I can only do 16 hours because it's not easy for me to find something I don't know where else to look.0
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Then if somone know any job post our places were acept peoples with disabled for work please let me know thanks.0
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Hello @jo996
Have you looked at the GOV job search page? They have a huge list of employers who are disability confident. It's a great starting point, and where I started when job searching0 -
Yes i am applying in gov website but they never answer aplication.0
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It sounds really difficult that you are not receiving responses @jo996. Could you use the Gov website as a spring board and apply directly with the companies / contact the companies directly?0
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