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11 years 6 months ago - 11 years 6 months ago #112095 by peblo
help when you get a job and come off benefits was created by peblo
my sister who is on esa would like to come off this and go back to work what is the minimum hours she could work and what help could she have
as her health is not the best at the moment and she could not work 40 hour she as council house rented will she have any help benefit wise as she would like to come off ESA and work
as her health is not the best at the moment and she could not work 40 hour she as council house rented will she have any help benefit wise as she would like to come off ESA and work
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11 years 6 months ago - 11 years 6 months ago #112096 by Gordon
OK. there is no right answer to this, there is no minimum hours
If your sister no longer believes that she meets the requirements for ESA as her condition has improved, then she should notify the DWP and claim JSA.
If her condition has improved, but she still thinks that she meets the criteria for ESA, then she can try Permitted Work, if this is successful then she can come off of ESA and move it to normal employment.
Permitted Work
Providing she continues to meet the criteria for ESA there is no problem searching for a job while she continues to claim it, but she must notify the DWP if she accepts a job, as she cannot be in remunerative work and continue to claim ESA, with the exception of PW.
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peblo wrote: my sister who is on esa would like to come off this and go back to work what is the minimum hours she could work and what help could she have
as her health is not the best at the moment and she could not work 40 hour she as council house rented will she have any help benefit wise as she would like to come off ESA and work
OK. there is no right answer to this, there is no minimum hours

If your sister no longer believes that she meets the requirements for ESA as her condition has improved, then she should notify the DWP and claim JSA.
If her condition has improved, but she still thinks that she meets the criteria for ESA, then she can try Permitted Work, if this is successful then she can come off of ESA and move it to normal employment.
Permitted Work
Providing she continues to meet the criteria for ESA there is no problem searching for a job while she continues to claim it, but she must notify the DWP if she accepts a job, as she cannot be in remunerative work and continue to claim ESA, with the exception of PW.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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