LCWRA and part time work
mailsj
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hello Scope Community just found this site by chance. please can anyone give me any help i am in the lcwra group and have been offered part time work but i am worried as to how many hours i can work and whether it will mean i will loose my money and be worse off by returning to part time work. is there still a limited number of hours you can do. any help will be greatly appreciated thank you
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LCWRA is part of UC and there's no maximum amount of hours you can work. If you do start working you'll need to "report a change of circumstances" then tell them you're working.You will have the work allowance which means that a certain amount of earnings received each month will be ignored before any deductions apply. If you claim for help with the rent the work allowance will be £379/month, if you don't it will be £631/month. Anything over this will reduce your UC by 55%.Please also be aware that if the work you do contradicts the reasons why you were found to have LCWRA then it can go against you at your next review.1
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thank you for your help it really is a mindfield isnt it?0
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No problem. Yes, it really is.
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