Irish_peppa wrote: Why dont they make all social welfare payments via banking online instead of queing in post office for next few weeks or until further notice? I have to collect my JSA next week from post office and those post office ques will only be getting longer and standing inline in a cramp post office with people possibly with the virus is scary
Necro wrote: » You are now able to get your Jobseekers payment into your bank account. Contact your local office in the morning and ask for the form to be sent out to you.
Lashes28 wrote: » Can you not apply online. I'm trying to sort it out for my dad.
sheepsh4gger wrote: » I wonder if I can wait for this to pass and then collect my money in April? Will they know that 2 weeks weren't paid?
Irish_peppa wrote: Really is that a new thing? I asked last week in post office they said getting paid into bank was not allowable for JSA only Illness benefit and JSB but not JSA
Lashes28 wrote: » Why wait?? Got sorted on the my gov website for him. Was really slow to load the pages but thats because they probably have a high volume. So strange they are recommending to claim jobseekers when nobody will be actively looking for a job. They will be just waiting for the pubs to open back up.
sheepsh4gger wrote: Leo said not to gather to avoid spreading the virus. I can't use the website because it's telling me I need to visit an Intreo center to verify my number (haven't been unemployed for many years).
Gloomtastic! wrote: » “ If you’re given a temporary lay off then subject to your PRSI record” If you’ve just received your PPS number because you are new to working in Ireland. How does this affect you? Asking for someone, who’s just moved here a couple of months ago, from Italy......
Lashes28 wrote: » I can't even get on to the website
sticker wrote: Has recent changes last night meant I can claim for support online? If so, whats the link> I cant seem to find it.
Necro wrote: » There is going to be a press release from the Department today and it will be announced in the papers for people to avoid local offices unless absolutely necessary There are going to be shortened Jobseekers claim forms available online in the coming days as well.
Irish_peppa wrote: » An Post will allow a proxy to pick up social welfare payments on behalf of people who cannot venture out because of the coronavirus. In the event of a customer not being able to collect their Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection payments personally at the post office, a nominated person (temporary agent) can be nominated to collect the payment on their behalf.https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/an-post-to-allow-temporary-agents-to-pick-up-welfare-payments-1.4203470
sticker wrote: Thanks - What website is best to check for updates?
Syncpolice wrote: » Are they having people download application forms and post them or is that scrapped Seems unnecessary bureaucracy
splinter65 wrote: » How else would you get benefits other then applying for them.
redunited wrote: » Does anyone know what happens if you are claiming Working Family Payment and now need to claim the COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment? Will they automatically stop the working fmaily payment?
sticker wrote: » Thanks - What website is best to check for updates?