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Esa and job offer: 25 hours a week

mikkibell
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Hi my daughter has been offered a job but it's 25 hours a week. Will here esa be stopped fully. She is in the support group. Would she be able to claim anything else?
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Hi mikkibell welcome to the Scope community. To be honest, I think it would stop because if her hours are more than 16 hours a week it starts effecting ESA. She can clame working tax credit though.
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Hi @mikkibell and a warm welcome to the community! You can only work up to 16 hours a week while on ESA. However, if you use the benefit calculator it may indicate that your daughter is eligible for another form of support. Hope this helpsScope
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