wfi's

Hello,
I've just read on an old entry
on this site that wfi's end when a cliamant is 60. Is this true?

stephano wrote:

Hello,
I've just read on an old entry
on this site that wfi's end when a cliamant is 60. Is this true?

Hi S,

Could you provide a link to the post that you refer to?

Please see the DM Guide on WFI's from 53021 onwards from this link :
webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100...gov.uk/docs/ch53.pdf

cheers

bro58

bro58 wrote:

stephano wrote:

Hello,
I've just read on an old entry
on this site that wfi's end when a cliamant is 60. Is this true?

Hi S,

Could you provide a link to the post that you refer to?

Please see the DM Guide on WFI's from 53021 onwards from this link :
webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20100...gov.uk/docs/ch53.pdf

cheers

bro58

Hi S,

Please see information on the "Work Programme", from this FAQ :


www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/forum?func=vie...mit=6&start=30#73978

And links to the WRA Regs at the bottom of the same FAQ.

cheers

bro58

Can't find the link at present, I think it was in the discussions section,
page 100+ Can't find anything that supports or denies the 60 age cut-off
point for attending wfi's. Still wondering what's correct on this point.

stephano wrote:

Can't find the link at present, I think it was in the discussions section,
page 100+ Can't find anything that supports or denies the 60 age cut-off
point for attending wfi's. Still wondering what's correct on this point.

Hi S,

If you find the post and right click your mouse on the #xxxxx (number) at the top right of the post in question, then select copy shortcut from the drop down.

Then open a reply topic, right click mouse again, and select paste, it should leave a link in your post.

As far as I am aware there is no exemption, to WFI's for 60 year olds in the WRAG, if there was it would be in the Regs.


cheers

bro58

stephano wrote:

Can't find the link at present, I think it was in the discussions section,
page 100+...

If you copy & paste:

site:http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/ wfi 60

into Google, you'll see several threads that discuss this issue.