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Jobseeker's Benefit Eligibility

angeldelight · 2009-08-23 20:42:33

Having read through the posts and info online I'm reasonably sure I don't qualify for JB but I just wanted to double check... I'm 22,and am finishing up a full-time job in a few weeks. It was a one year contract and was part of my post-graduate training so there's no way it could be extended. I will be fully qualified a…

23-08-2009 8:42pm

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Having read through the posts and info online I'm reasonably sure I don't qualify for JB but I just wanted to double check...

I'm 22,and am finishing up a full-time job in a few weeks. It was a one year contract and was part of my post-graduate training so there's no way it could be extended. I will be fully qualified a few days before Christmas so essentially there's 3 months where I'm going to be out of work... I'd like to try and do some voluntary work in that time. I have 26 PRSI contributions from this job but very few from other years... My parents earn too much for me to get JA. There's no way around it for people who had been in full time employment and that's why they don't have contributions?

Think I know it's a no but worth asking...

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