Work capability

jac1poppy2
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Guys I've had my results in from a wca from DWP I'm fit to return to my lollypop job even though I'm on mobility scooter and as a carer new rules in you are to be allocated to work coach you do have to be actively seek work as when you get a job you have to nominate a friend or relative to care for the person who you are caring I got told all this at assesment I had two weeks ago just warning you guys this is from the government as being in mobility scooter and wheel chair does not affect me and I can work well I'm taking it further told them about my sick note they said it is now NOT deemed legal document
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You can request a Mandatory Reconsideration of the decision to find you fit for work.jac1poppy2 said:as a carer new rules in you are to be allocated to work coach you do have to be actively seek work as when you get a job you have to nominate a friend or relative to care for the person who you are caring I got told all this at assesment
Group 1. No work related requirements
- People who have a limited capability for work related activity because of health or disability (the equivalent in Universal Credit of the support group for ESA)
- Lone parents with a child under one
- The lead carer of a child in couple with a child under one (the other member of the couple will be placed into their own group)
- Adopters who have had a child placed with them within the last 12 months (you can ask that the 12 months begin up to 14 days before the placement)
- Foster carers responsible for a child aged under one
- Carers with regular and substantial caring responsibilities, ie 35 hours or more a week, for a severely disabled person
jac1poppy2 said:
well I'm taking it further told them about my sick note they said it is now NOT deemed legal document0 -
But it was evidence of 'incapacity for work'
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No it was for capability to work as far as there concern I'm fit in a wheel chair to cross children in the road while holding a lolly pop stick as my disability it deemed not enough to stay of work I told them that I'm a carer they the health professional said it's not enough I'm to resume work with immediate effect as I'm not bad to stay off
Only warning people on here as it could happen to them like to me now reduced our UC to 86 a month to live on as we've both been sanctioned as not done work ethics0 -
For the work capability assessment, it's about the work you can do, which means any type of work, not just the work you used to do.
Why were you sanctioned? as a carer you shouldn't be sanctioned.
In your previous thread about 1 month ago I asked if your UC included the carers element and you didn't answer me. The carers allowance is just deducted in full from UC
I see you're claiming UC with your partner. Have they been through the work capability assessment?
If your PIP includes the daily living part then your partner can claim carers element for looking after you,0 -
Hello @jac1poppy2. This all sounds very stressful and I really want to get you the right help. There are a few options I'm thinking of, but I'd like to understand more about your claim. That way I can understand what might have happened here and get you the best possible help.
I hope it's okay for me to ask you a few questions?
Do you still receive Carer Allowance? Has your husband had a Work Capability Assessment yet?0 -
I receive carer allowance but the work capability for me not my husband. My husband not had work assessment at all0
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But was sanctioned as my form they said got there late I posted special delivery so had be there by 1 pm following day but as they took 2 weeks to open it they told DWP to sanction our pay when I had the work assessment the health people said got no reason why I can't resume my job as my job can be sat down0
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Hi again @jac1poppy2.
When you say you've been sanctioned, how does show on your UC statement? Is it in the deductions section at the end? I just want to make sure I’ve understood because some people use sanction to mean different thingsIs Carer’s Allowance still being deducted from your total Universal Credit award and does that show on your statements from UC each month?
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So for example, the sanction might show as a deduction on your statement like this (amount will probably be different)
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And the Carer's Allowance deduction would show like this (amounts will be different)
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Like that we had 0 UC reason was my letter for work capability form was late had to be in by 23rd I had it 3 rd January was sent next day special delivery they had received and signed it but they informed DWP that they never got it sanctioned us as I never sent the letter which I did cause they opened it late we had nothing for whole month and not got an apology either from them0
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Not receiving the work capability form back in time isn't a reason for sanction or something they can sanction someone's UC for, so I'm concerned they may have applied that incorrectly.
Do you still have access to your statement for that month?0 -
No we have to phone them as we don't have internet if we use our mobile data it use all up0
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Do they not send you out printed versions @jac1poppy2?0
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