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12 years 9 months ago #63287 by jacksmum1
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I am on HRC and HRM DLA after recently diagnosed illnesses one of which is cancer for which I am receiving treatment. I am currently on sick from a 16 hour job. I have just read on "DIAL" that I am exempt from applying for ESA because I should automatically receive it for being on HRC and HRM is this true, should I be applying or notify the Works and Pensions that I can no longer work????Any advice is appreciated..

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12 years 9 months ago #63292 by Derek4
Replied by Derek4 on topic Re: ESA
Hi jacksmum1

I'm afraid exemption for being on HRC only applied to the PCA, and not the WCA that is used to test ESA claimants.

Do you have a link to this information from DIAL?

Derek

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12 years 9 months ago #63293 by jacksmum1
Replied by jacksmum1 on topic Re: ESA
Its on the DIAL website under IB (so it may be dated eh?)

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12 years 9 months ago #63296 by Derek4
Replied by Derek4 on topic Re: ESA
It's not out of date but it just applies to IB, not ESA.

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12 years 9 months ago #63299 by jacksmum1
Replied by jacksmum1 on topic Re:ESA
Yes but I thought IB was replaced by ESA? Confused...

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12 years 9 months ago #63304 by Derek4
Replied by Derek4 on topic Re:ESA
It is, but I'm afraid it's not just the name that's changed; ESA has completely different rules to IB.

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