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JSA application

  • 27-02-2013 9:33pm
    #1
    cheese1234
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 ✭


    I have applied for JSA for the first time. I did this on the 12/12/12 and I was asked to sign from Jan 2013
    My question is when will they tell me if I qualify for anything.
    My husband earned 38000 last year and my self I last worked in 2009 (company went into liquidation) because of children I did not bother to look for work but now things are getting taught. I have 3 children.

    I am a qualified Accounts Technician I did AAT in UK
    I want to know if I will also qualify for the job bridge programme?

    many thanks

    cheese1234


Comments

  • #2
    Sue Ellen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 461 ✭✭Sue Ellen


    To quailify for Jobbridge you must be 78 days on claim. As your claim is not decided yet you would not be able to part take in Jobbridge. Claim times vary from office to office. You should check with your office to see if there is an update. 78 days is equivalent to 3 months full time claiming. If your claim is awarded you should be able to go on Jobbridge from 12th March (approx) but the claim will have to be awarded and in payment first.


  • #3
    cheese1234
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 ✭cheese1234


    Sue Ellen wrote: »
    To quailify for Jobbridge you must be 78 days on claim. As your claim is not decided yet you would not be able to part take in Jobbridge. Claim times vary from office to office. You should check with your office to see if there is an update. 78 days is equivalent to 3 months full time claiming. If your claim is awarded you should be able to go on Jobbridge from 12th March (approx) but the claim will have to be awarded and in payment first.



    hi Sue Ellen

    Thank you so much.


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