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Signing off JSB- and then signing on again!

INTOIT · 2010-08-23 11:11:52

Sorry folks- sure this sort of question has been asked before, but it would be great if anyone has any info. 1. Two weeks ago I was told I have 98 days left on my JSB- when does that mean it will run out? 2. Secondly I have a possible two weeks work coming up, next month in Ireland. Then I will be off out of the country…

23-08-2010 11:11am

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INTOIT

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Sorry folks- sure this sort of question has been asked before, but it would be great if anyone has any info.

1. Two weeks ago I was told I have 98 days left on my JSB- when does that mean it will run out?

2. Secondly I have a possible two weeks work coming up, next month in Ireland. Then I will be off out of the country for 3/4 weeks straight after that work (I won't be working when away).

Do I sign off JSB for all that period- and is it easy enough to sign back on it again when I return to Ireland. As in, will I just go back on the JSB- use up my remaining "days/credits" until they run out- and then apply for JSA?

3. Finally when I retun home after that 3/4 weeks out of country- I will probably be in new home- possible my parents for a short period- do I have apply then at a different social welfare office?

Thanks

Job hunting proving very hard:(

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