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any funding to go for an interview

  • 12-11-2011 1:48pm
    #1
    timezone
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    hello, i am living in cork but have been selected to participate in a two day assesment for a job in dublin next weekend - as i am on jsb - i was wondering would the social welfare contribute anything to the expense of attending this two day event - it looks like €60_70 for train €40 accomadation and €20 food - a lot of money to me - ( it states in the letter that the organisation will not pay for travel or accomadation)- thanks


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  • #2
    gustafo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,759 ✭✭✭gustafo


    don't think you will have much hope with this, if you really want the job bad enough you will find the money from somewhere.


  • #3
    mp22
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    The 5 am train out of cork is 21 Euro.the 9pm train from Huston is 26 Euro.You must book online.
    You could ask you local CWO for help.

    O2T1254 use this code for a 15% discount if you book today.If you can wait to book on Tuesday look at the bargin alerts forum for the o2 treat code for Tuesday.


  • #4
    cee_jay
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    You could check with your Community Welfare Officer re: exceptional needs payment but it probably won't be viewed as an exceptional need.
    http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Schemes/SupplementaryWelfareAllowance/Pages/ExceptionalNeedsPayments.aspx


  • #5
    saa
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    If you book in advance you can get 10 euro fares.

    when is this? You could get to the CWO (get there 40 mins before opening depends on the queues) next week depending on the days they open, and make sure you go to the clinic for your address/street/estate, the one I went to had 4 of them for quiet specific areas.

    Now if you go next week and say I need this money there is a small but rather unlikely chance you'll get this, what is your bank balance, do you have any family members living in the area, do you have a partner, do you have a house hold budget to show how you cannot pull together this €100,

    CWO's in my experience usually cover what you can't go without and do not have the means to afford, really not sure if travel expenses to an event even for employment would be accepted but it depends on the person.

    The thing is I would not stay at home over this amount, you're probably not going to get a chance like this in Cork so the best of luck.


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