LCW
KimC1967
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Hello, if I am physically only able to work my job part time (4 hour shifts, 16 hrs pw) am I entitled to claim LCW. Thankyou
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If your earnings are more than 16xNMW/week you will not be able to be referred for a work capability assessment unless you're claiming a disability benefit such as PIP/ADP or DLA.0
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Albus_Scope said:
It also doesn't mention the earnings limit if someone isn't claiming a disability benefit.
Also it mentions home assessments. These haven't taken place for 4 years. As I'm sure you're aware that most assessments are by telephone, some are face to face at an assessment centre or video call.1 -
Yet another example, unfortunately of Scope's info pages being either wrong, or putting the emphasis in the wrong place. Why have a sub-heading saying 'Talk about your bad days,' when if your condition does indeed fluctuate it should be about all of your days/how you are the majority of the time?I sometimes shudder when I see some of the advice on Scope's main website; it's time it was looked into & updated! Saying there's more info here, when it's not all together correct, is troubling.1
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Thanks for the input @chiarieds and Poppy! I've made some notes and will pass them on to the powers that be. Hopefully we can get it all updated soon.2
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