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DLA and work

  • froglegs
13 years 9 months ago #53574 by froglegs
Replied by froglegs on topic Re:DLA and work
I currently do supported permitted work, as does my colleague, 9 hours a week each.

I receive HRM but no Care, she receives both HRM and HRC.
  • Survivor
13 years 9 months ago #53581 by Survivor
Replied by Survivor on topic Re:DLA and work
Dave wrote:

Survivor wrote:

It's my understanding of the government's proposals that people applying for PIP/transferred from DLA to PIP will be reassessed annually, but whether they go ahead with that remains to be seen.


not seen annual have seen " regular "

I stand corrected.
  • Disillusioned22
  • Topic Author
13 years 9 months ago #53595 by Disillusioned22
Replied by Disillusioned22 on topic Re:DLA and work
What is "supported permitted work?"
  • originaldave
13 years 9 months ago #53605 by originaldave
Replied by originaldave on topic Re:DLA and work
Survivor wrote:

Dave wrote:

Survivor wrote:

It's my understanding of the government's proposals that people applying for PIP/transferred from DLA to PIP will be reassessed annually, but whether they go ahead with that remains to be seen.


not seen annual have seen " regular "

I stand corrected.


:) Its not going to happen, they dont have the staff, they will IMO do what they seem to do with some ESA claims keep picking on the same ones
  • froglegs
13 years 9 months ago #53638 by froglegs
Replied by froglegs on topic Re:DLA and work
I think there is stuff on here about permitted work, which is work you are allowed to do up to a maximum limit of both hours and earnings, while still receiving, in my case, IB. This work is time limited to a year I think.

Supported permitted work is very similar but there is no time limit on how long I can work, I've been doing it for about 3 years now but, unfortunately, may not be able to continue for much longer due to a deterioration in my health.

The work has to be approved (by the DWP I think) and I am supported by a local scheme where I live who I have very regular contact with to discuss any extra support I need in order to do my work. They are excellent.
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