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One Parent Family and unstable work

Purple Mountain · 2015-02-19 21:27:02

I am on One Parent Family and have the prospect of part time work. It's 1/2 days per week however with seasonal demand and sick cover etc the days may go to 3/4/5 on occasion. Has anyone else had this experience with SW and if so how did they assess the means? So basically, I have aprx 2 days guaranteed each week but then…

19-02-2015 9:27pm

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Purple Mountain

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I am on One Parent Family and have the prospect of part time work.
It's 1/2 days per week however with seasonal demand and sick cover etc the days may go to 3/4/5 on occasion.
Has anyone else had this experience with SW and if so how did they assess the means?
So basically, I have aprx 2 days guaranteed each week but then occasionally it will vary.
PS- based on the wage per hour rate, I wont go over 425 even with a 5 day week.

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#2 12-03-2015 10:06pm

ciarad11

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for every euro that you earn over €90 you will be deducted 50c so your lone-parent shouldn't be touched unless it goes over this amount, they will send you out a letter every once in a while to see if your hours have been changed.

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