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jane1963
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Hi, my name is Jane. My son is 33 and autistic. He does not work and gets full pip and esa. A family friend has offered to have him work with him once or twice a week building decking, gazebos etc (his own business) to help him try and connect with others and give him some independence. It would be weather permitting though. Would this affect his money and who would I inform. He would pay him if he was allowed. I also get carers allowance for Thank you for any help.
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PIP isn't affected by earnings because it's not means tested. For his ESA he can do permitted work but must make sure it's less than 16 hours per week and earn no more than £167/week. He must tell ESA that he's working and will need to fill out a PW1 form. See link. permitted-work-rules
Please be aware that if the work he does contradicts the reasons why he's claiming both benefits it could go against him when he's next reviewed.
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