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Why do uc need sick notes
Raz
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Why do I need to take sick notes in when I've been awarded Pip 2022 my work coach has gave me another date for next sick note
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PIP is a separate benefit to UC. Are you in the WRAG group ?
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
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Which group are you in ? or are you still on ESA ?
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
No Ive been on uc ages then awarded Pip 14th feb
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Refused pip
Said that I was observed walking up 24 stairs unaided
That's because they told me that the lift was broken
Not one point on anything
What do I need to next -
Keep supplying 'fit notes' until your UC case is reviewed and settled, what they don't say is we are still entitled to UC even when we have won a PIP appeal.Raz said:Why do I need to take sick notes in when I've been awarded Pip 2022 my work coach has gave me another date for next sick note -
Thanks x
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