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New job and outstanding dole

ward2wise · 2010-09-01 20:43:31

My son is heading to australia and will still be due 2 weeks holiday claim as he arrives there.Bit far to come and back and collect.What are his options?.Thanks

01-09-2010 8:43pm

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ward2wise

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My son is heading to australia and will still be due 2 weeks holiday claim as he arrives there.Bit far to come and back and collect.What are his options?.Thanks

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#2 01-09-2010 8:46pm

gustafo

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How will he have outstanding dole is he going for only 2 weeks holiday or going working there? if he will be going for work he will have to sign off before he goes

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#3 01-09-2010 8:53pm

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I presume he is going to live there. He will sign off upon leaving, it is not like leaving a job where you get holiday entitlements. That provision is only for those going on holiday and remaining on the dole.

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#4 01-09-2010 9:01pm

ward2wise

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Thanks he was hoping to get an extra 2 weeks(as holidays) but you clarified the position.Thanks

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