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Job Seekers When I've Had To Leave A Job

  • 27-04-2014 9:45am
    #1
    cje123
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭


    Hi guys I'd really appreciate some advice on this, I moved to Ireland in 14 months ago and have been in full Time employment since I arrived.

    Unfortunately I have had to leave my job as a sales manager as I was in an abusive relationship and had to leave my apartment and could no longer commute to work as I am now living rent free with a friends family in a rural location 2 hours away from the store.

    I did not leave my job lightly but I was in fear for myself and my staff of my ex and his friends coming in.

    I have lived in Ireland for 5 years previously and again I worked full time and never claimed any benefits either here or in the UK where I'm from, I have no connections in the UK and will be remaining in Ireland permanently.

    I want to know what chance have of been able to claim Job seekers as did leave my job?

    I intend to use the money to learn to drive so can apply for field sales roles so I really need it!
    I would appreciate any help on this. Thanks.


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