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business and JA

mick9876 · 2012-02-03 01:04:20

hi, this is my first post on here and im not sure if its in the right place sorry if its not :) basically i have jus qualified as a computer repair tech but im doing another full time at the course (fas) so im getting JA. i am just wondering what is the legality of fixing some computers at home in the evening ? as i said…

03-02-2012 1:04am

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mick9876

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hi,
this is my first post on here and im not sure if its in the right place sorry if its not
basically i have jus qualified as a computer repair tech but im doing another full time at the course (fas) so im getting JA. i am just wondering what is the legality of fixing some computers at home in the evening ? as i said im gettin JA but i would be technically working. would i have to inform the SW office

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#2 03-02-2012 11:06am

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You'd be better off asking this in the social welfare forum. Check it out fully yourself but I've heard before there is some minimum you can work without losing benefits something like 4 or 5 hours.

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