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CE Scheme

coinbags · 2011-03-21 17:50:35

Anyone know if you're entitled to travel expenses if you're working on a CE Scheme?

21-03-2011 5:50pm

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coinbags

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Anyone know if you're entitled to travel expenses if you're working on a CE Scheme?

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#2 21-03-2011 6:02pm

mattjack

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no..I,ve asked..when I got a CE place

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#3 21-03-2011 6:22pm

coinbags

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thanks mattjack for the info....such a shame, the extra few pound could have come in handy!

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#4 29-03-2011 6:43pm

loconnor1001

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you get 20 euro extra a week, not for petrol, but it helps

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#5 30-03-2011 9:12am

Lugh Ildanach

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You don't get any extra for travel expenses, but if you are getting a Supplementary Welfare Allowance payment (eg, rent supplement), then you can deduct reasonable travel expenses from your gross wages when calculating how much you are entitled to. This applies to travel expense to/from any job, not just CE.

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