Would this be classed as work?

I am currently employed until 20th October. My EAS claim will start from the next day. At the moment I earn a bit of pin money doing on-line surveys, it works out at something between £15 and £50 per month for an input of around 1 hour a day on average.

I have seen so much in the papers about 'benefits cheats' and I am terrified of ending up in court. Is it likely that the stuff I do would count as 'work', or even count against my WCA? This bit of money will really come in handy to provide the occasaional treat, but I will stop dong it if there is any suggestion that might be in my best interests to do so.

if your claim is on mental health grounds, then I suggest you see an advice worker to see if they think that continuing with this permitted work might jeopardise your claim, it would be a shame to hartm your claim for such a small amount of earnings

No, my claim is on physical health grounds. TBH, I don't want to even put the thought into the decision maker's mind if I don't have to!