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Work capability assessment
bevvy1966
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If u get put into a group where u dont have to look for work.. is that classed has the support group and also I have paid n.I contributions before july of last year
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Hi @bevvy1966
Welcome to the community. Thank you for sharing this with us. Some of our members may be able to answer your question soon. I believe so, but some of our members may be able to confirm soon. Please have a read through our Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) page.
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Thank you.. but im getting u credit at the moment and I am covered on sick by sick notes but ive just had the face to face assesment
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The support group equivalent of UC is Limited capability for work related activity (LCWRA) This is what you need to be given for you to be placed into the no work requirements group.If you're given LCW (WRAG equivalent) then you'll be placed into the work preparation group and will need to take reasonable steps to prepare for work in the future, this means attending appointments, work experience and work placements.
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Thank you I understand it now
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You're welcome.
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