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Hi calcottiCould you advise how I submit my earnings if I get paid cash in hand for the clients I'll choose to be assigned by the company I'll affiliated with?I used to receive a payslip each month and was salaried so was straightforward. Thank you calcotti said: You should inform ESA and complete a PW form.You must work for less than 16 hours/week and earn not more than £143/week to remain entitled to ESA.Permitted work: factsheet - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
calcotti said: You should inform ESA and complete a PW form.You must work for less than 16 hours/week and earn not more than £143/week to remain entitled to ESA.Permitted work: factsheet - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Hello again. Am I right to assume I should send the PW form to my local Job Centre Plus?Thanks calcotti said: You should inform ESA and complete a PW form.You must work for less than 16 hours/week and earn not more than £143/week to remain entitled to ESA.Permitted work: factsheet - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
calcotti said: You should inform ESA and complete a PW form.You must work for less than 16 hours/week and earn not more than £143/week to remain entitled to ESA.Permitted work: factsheet - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Manudxp said: Am I right to assume I should send the PW form to my local Job Centre Plus?
Manudxp said: Could you advise how I submit my earnings if I get paid cash in hand for the clients I'll choose to be assigned by the company I'll affiliated with?
Manudxp said: I've not worked self employed before. I think it best to call them tomorrow. They Don’t need to know if I've already started working again do they?
Hey Poppy hru?Thank you but I'm not sure which from the drop down to choose.Welfare benefits etc.Thank you poppy123456 said: Manudxp said: I've not worked self employed before. I think it best to call them tomorrow. They Don’t need to know if I've already started working again do they? When you ring DWP, it's actually a call centre you ring, not DWP itself. They are not benefits advisors so i wouldn't advise you to ring them to ask for any such advice. You should get some expert advice, start here. https://advicelocal.uk/Yes, they definitely need to know if you've already started working.
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