work coach from job center pressurise me
seny7
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my work coach from job center pressurise me to come for job interview even thou my gp gave me 3 months fit note Im suffering from ptsd anxiety stress pancreatitis
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A fit note is not classed as evidence that determines you have limited capability for work. For this you need to go through the work capability assessment and wait for a decision to be made.When claiming UC you're classed as a job seeker until a decision on your WCA says otherwise. It's a work coaches discretion to either turn off or reduce commiments, while you wait. Some do and others don't.If you're health condition makes it difficult to attend appointments in person you can ask for telephone appointments as a reasonable adjustment.0
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Im on lcw0
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You said you had a fit note for 3 months, have you reported changes to your health condition?As you were found to have LCW then what is expected of you will depend on your claimant commitments. You will not be expected to look for work.0
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yes with ptsd becuase I was n a coma 4 years ago done NDE experiemce due to covid seen many deaths at my carehome I worked before my ptsd anxiety stress gone worse and worse I see my dead patients near my bed wet my bed sometimes i even wet myslef when gone town with my friend seen a guy of floor surrounded by paramedics on the spot i got flashback and panic i wet myself i cnt go ot now dnt socialise but still seem they understand my illness0
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i keep asking them i will agree a phone call from any work coach but they still pressurise me help me please0
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Never heard this before but thank you0
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Would you say you dont go out to the extent you could be considered agoraphobic?
The problem is that certain conditions justify the policies ie inviting a claimant to the job centre is to help them overcome their fear of going out *cough*
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