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JB Arrears

Cannibal Ox · 2008-07-30 15:34:21

Hi, I was wondering about how the arrears are calculated. I got my second JB payment today, and the arrears with it. It says on the receipt the arrears are for 35 days, but I can't figure out how they've calculated it (in other words, it was a lot less then I'd expected :pac: ) I got some supplementary allowance, but even…

30-07-2008 3:34pm

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Cannibal Ox

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Hi, I was wondering about how the arrears are calculated. I got my second JB payment today, and the arrears with it. It says on the receipt the arrears are for 35 days, but I can't figure out how they've calculated it (in other words, it was a lot less then I'd expected :pac: ) I got some supplementary allowance, but even when I take that away I'm still not sure how they came up with the number.

I tried ringing social welfare but couldn't get an answer, so if any of you know how they calculate it, it'd be much appreciated.

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#2 03-08-2008 10:39am

popebenny16

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It's based on from the day you first applied (not form when you left your job) less three days. your SA is a separate payment and should not affect it. hopefully that tallies.

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