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leaving job and dole

farawaygrass · 2014-01-12 21:50:26

sorry if this is in the wrong place or posted before. basically if a person leaves a job themselves, are they entitled to any social welfare? been in job for 9 years, small time manufacturing company. thanks

12-01-2014 9:50pm

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farawaygrass

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sorry if this is in the wrong place or posted before. basically if a person leaves a job themselves, are they entitled to any social welfare? been in job for 9 years, small time manufacturing company.
thanks

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#2 12-01-2014 10:25pm

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You may be disqualified from claiming for up to 9 weeks if you leave a job voluntarily, there is a bit of discretion depending on the reason why you left the job but worst case scenario is 9 weeks.

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#3 13-01-2014 10:20am

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If you are disqualified for 9 weeks, during that time you can make a request to your local community welfare officer who may or may not agree to give you some sort of allowance to tide you over depending on your circumstances.

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