im so bored

[Guest]

cant ask jobcenter as then they would no im working or gona be and will keep a close eye on my benefits so cant do that

 

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I thought you could work 16 hours a week before it effected your benefit!

[Guest]

yer i no dawn thats why im asking about seeing if anyone does anythin or knows of a company maybe a friends working for so they can sort of point me in there direction lol

 

thanx

[Guest]

Sorry lost me there ... you know what

[Guest]

i meant i no to the askin for money a con

 

and yer i thought that about 16 hours a week so carried on working and then was asked in to see someone, according to them u can work that but u have to have ur benefits deducted u can earn an extra 10 quid a week thats it but once tax has got to it u get nothing stupid yes i was gutted i ended up working off the books for drinks vouchers and going up there for free one nite a week and working one nite a week

Edited May 9, 2005 by dani_babyboo

[RaverBaby69]

home employment website

 

found this on google, looks like its got some info on working from home, might be useful.

[RaverBaby69]

i meant i no to the askin for money a con

 

and yer i thought that about 16 hours a week so carried on working and then was asked in to see someone, according to them u can work that but u have to have ur benefits deducted u can earn an extra 10 quid a week thats it but once tax has got to it u get nothing stupid yes i was gutted i ended up working off the books for drinks vouchers and going up there for free one nite a week and working one nite a week

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you shouldn't be paying tax on that much. i can earn about £4000 a year without having to pay any tax. if i do no overtime im just under and don't have to pay anything doing 15 hours a week on £6 an hour.

[Guest]

i had to working 2 nights a week

minimum tax thing was years ago though i was 19

 

jus been speaking to louise on niteclubbers well she gave me some childcare links im thinking maybe get a job as she says working mothers get 70% childcare paid for but how do i find out if im better off as with rent and council tax and shit and having no qualifications could i afford to and be better off

[RaverBaby69]

not sure about the tax then. i might be on a different tax band being a student. but ill ask my mum for you when she comes home from work, she's an accountant so she knows all about stuff like that.

[Guest]

i had a look on that site before it has no jobs and discontinued putting them up ages ago

[Guest]

2001 it ceased action

[Guest]

I can't believe that you can't go into a job center and find out exactly what you can earn how much your allowed to earn before tax or housing benefits come into play!

 

Surely that should be your first port of call .. but no doubt you've been and they told you nothing!!

[Guest]

theres hundreds online all want paying for registration but how do u no they aint cons

 

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Funny thought you didn't know thats why you were asking!

 

[Guest]

ones that dont want paying i cant find they all want money to register as u said cons

 

[Miss Minx]

THE JOB CENTRE SHOULD DEF BE ABLE TO HELP FAILING THAT THE CITIZENS ADVICE BEREAU (SP?) OFFER FREE ADVICE IN THAT KIND OF THING

[Lisa]

I can't believe that you can't go into a job center and find out exactly what you can earn how much your allowed to earn before tax or housing benefits come into play!

 

Surely that should be your first port of call .. but no doubt you've been and they told you nothing!!

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She wont have a choice soon when Shay, is old enough for school, as they will call her in etc for annual interviews about going back to work, they do it with everyone now