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ayman2002

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chiarieds

Hi @ayman2002 - Welcome to this very supportive & friendly community. Do you have any questions?

Ami2301

Welcome to the community @ayman2002 would you like to tell us a bit about yourself?

janer1967

@ayman2002 Hello and welcome to the community, I am a community champion here at scope. Its always nice to greet new members, have a look round the site and feel free to join in any discussions or make a new post. If there is anything we can help you with then just ask

ayman2002

I have back and legs pain problems

I receive pip and ESA benefits
Look to find a job that help me to increase my finance

How can you help me to find a job without standing for long period

chiarieds

Hi again @ayman2002 - There's some information here on Scope that may be helpful. See: https://www.scope.org.uk/advice-and-support/work-careers/looking-for-work/

Also: https://www.scope.org.uk/employment-services/ Particularly the 'Support to Work' programme.

Hope this helps.

poppy123456

ayman2002 said:

I have back and legs pain problems

I receive pip and ESA benefits
Look to find a job that help me to increase my finance

How can you help me to find a job without standing for long period

HI and welcome.

I see that you're claiming ESA. Is this a single or joint claim? If it's a joint claim are you the main claimant or is your partner the main one, with you added onto the claim?

ayman2002

I am the claimant
I am married with 4 children
Living in same house
That is mean joint claim

poppy123456

ayman2002 said:

I am the claimant
I am married with 4 children
Living in same house
That is mean joint claim

As you are the claimant then you can do permitted work BUT it must be less than 16 hours per week and earn a maximum of £131.50 after deductions and keep all of your existing benefits. You must fill out the PW1 form and get permission from DWP before doing any work.

Please also be aware that if the work you do contradicts the reasons why you're claiming ESA then you could be reassessed early and it could go against you once the decision's been made.

See link for permitted work.

https://www.entitledto.co.uk/help/Permitted-Work-Rules

Ails

Hi @ayman2002 and welcome to the Community. It is nice to meet you.

Chloe_Alumni

Welcome to the community @ayman2002!

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