08
Jun
2016
A question about : Redundant twice in a year
Hi
My OH is about to be made redundant for the second time in less than a year. The first time was in Feb 2008 and he received contributions-based JSA for six months before finding work in August.
Could anyone tell me whether he would be entitled to JSA again after such a short period of employment? :confused:
Best answers:
- Quite possibly - they look back at the past 2 year's contributions to deal with exactly this problem. If he doesn't have enough contributions he may be able to claim a reduced level of JSA.
Even if he can't get contributions-based job seeker's allowance (or not at the full rate) he may be able to claim means-tested JSA. Plus there's tax credits, council tax benefit, etc.
Even if there's no payment due it's worth claiming as they cover the stamp for your state pension!
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