Work and esa
MissCT8676
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I’ve been wanting to try and go back to doing home care work but I’m currently on esa support group and I’m confused by what this means?
Does it mean I need a support worker to come to work with me?
2. Supported permitted work
Supported permitted work is for people with a disability, illness or health condition who cannot work for more than a few hours each week. The work is supervised by a professional support worker. A professional support worker is someone who works for a public or voluntary organisation.
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Hi @MissCT8676 - permitted work just means that you can work for less than 16 hours a week &, so long as you don't earn more than £183.50 (after tax & National Insurance) a week your ESA will not be affected. You would also need to complete form PW1:
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