Must I inform each time I start another job even if it matches the PW specifications?
Manudxp
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Hi,
I'm on ESA support group and have just started back in work. I have submitted the PW form.
My question is, must I inform each time I start another job even if it matches the PW specifications?
I'm on ESA support group and have just started back in work. I have submitted the PW form.
My question is, must I inform each time I start another job even if it matches the PW specifications?
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Ideally you should keep them informed. Do make sure you work less than 16 hours per week and earn no more than £152/week after deductions.0
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I've been on ESA support group since 2013, I know the drill. Any idea of the best/easiest way to inform them? Hi and thanks yes again Poppy0
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https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/employment-and-support-allowance-permitted-work-form/permitted-work-factsheetManudxp said:I've been on ESA support group since 2013, I know the drill. Any idea of the best/easiest way to inform them? Hi and thanks yes again PoppyBefore you start any work, whether paid or unpaid, you should fill in a PW1 form. Post it to the address at the top of any ESA letters we have sent you.0 -
What happens if the work you do contradicts the reason you’re claiming?0
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Hi,
are the last couple of messages foe me?
I ask as not sure a reassessment has been brought up0 -
Bluefox was just asking a question and bg844 was answering their question, that’s why they quoted their comment.Manudxp said:Hi,
are the last couple of messages foe me?
I ask as not sure a reassessment has been brought up0 -
Aha ok, that explains my confusion0
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If we can do anything else to support you @Manudxp please don't hesitate to let us know. We are all here for you and listening to you
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