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job bridge question

mrniceg28 · 2014-09-23 13:05:47

Hi I am hoping someone can answer, If I do a job bridge scheme for 9 months what happens after this 9 months, as in do I have a fresh claim? or is my claim continued on? Any advice appreciated.

23-09-2014 1:05pm

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mrniceg28

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Hi I am hoping someone can answer, If I do a job bridge scheme for 9 months what happens after this 9 months, as in do I have a fresh claim? or is my claim continued on?

Any advice appreciated.

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#2 23-09-2014 4:58pm

Balagan

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You will not need to make a new claim. The Dep of Social Protection funds the JobBridge payment and if you do not find work, your claim payment will continue minus the €50 weekly top-up for the internship and will revert to being paid through the Post Office rather than through your Bank account. No harm in calling into your local SW office to check all is in order on the first open day after your JobBridge ends.

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