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Can I post casual employments dockets?

  • 16-11-2016 5:38pm
    #1
    Stompbox
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,811 ✭✭✭


    I've been on Jobseekers' Allowance for the past while. I have no complaints, I'm very grateful to the Intreo office and I'm very appreciative of what they give me.

    One thing I was curious about is whether or not I can pop my casual employments dockets in the post? My intreo office is a couple of bus journeys away and it's the only inconvenience I've experienced with the Allowance. Of course, I'm willing to make the journey regardless but I figured I might as well see if I could just pop them in the post as opposed to making the trip!


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  • #2
    FloatingVoter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,133 ✭✭✭FloatingVoter


    Depends on the office. Casuals are regarded as the most troublesome candidates. You're a full signer, great, no problems. Activation will get to you or you'll graduate to Disability Allowance.

    You're Job Benefit, odds are you're on holidays between jobs.

    Casuals / 0 hours / x's and o's are a pain. It's Payment Suspend if the damned things aren't done right by you or me. The real thing is either go full unemployed or get a job.

    Sorry to be honest. The last thing someone on the hatch wants to hear is "I've got a job three or days less a week". - "So you want to go casual".

    In the post ...sure...but if it missed the right office as in the exact office they'll just pay suspend you. By the way, the people who deal with casuals are treated with less respect inhouse that the ladies who check the mice for lice. It's where the nazis go.


  • #3
    mackeire
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,280 ✭✭✭mackeire


    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    Depends on the office. Casuals are regarded as the most troublesome candidates. You're a full signer, great, no problems. Activation will get to you or you'll graduate to Disability Allowance.

    You're Job Benefit, odds are you're on holidays between jobs.

    Casuals / 0 hours / x's and o's are a pain. It's Payment Suspend if the damned things aren't done right by you or me. The real thing is either go full unemployed or get a job.

    Sorry to be honest. The last thing someone on the hatch wants to hear is "I've got a job three or days less a week". - "So you want to go casual".

    In the post ...sure...but if it missed the right office as in the exact office they'll just pay suspend you. By the way, the people who deal with casuals are treated with less respect inhouse that the ladies who check the mice for lice. It's where the nazis go.

    Ignore all of the above.

    Yes of course you can post them in. But you need to have them as early as possible so they get processed on time.
    So your days go from Wednesday to Tuesday, you need to post your docket in on the Tuesday do its 100% in before Friday as they lodge your money then for the following week.

    If your docket is in later than Friday, you won't receive payment for that week but will get two payments the following week.


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