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3 years 11 months ago #262130 by Rocker
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Hi first I would like to thank you for all your advice on hear I was on Limited hours before I was placed on lcwra I was working 2 hours a day for 5 days which I indefinite sick note from my doctor saying I was allowed work 2 hours a day so now I have been placed in lcwra will i able carry on doing 2 hours a day thanks
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3 years 11 months ago #262164 by latetrain
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Hi Peter
Your question is outside the remit of the forum. You do need to seek advice from a Welfare Rights Organisation so as not to affect your benefits.
You have a choice of three types of permitted work, depending on your circumstances:
permitted work lower limit;
permitted work higher limit; and
supported permitted work.
Permitted work can include paid employment or self-employment. There is no limit as to how long you can do permitted work for.
You must inform the DWP that you are due to start permitted work; call 0800 169 0310 or use form PW1.
Permitted work lower limit
This allows you to earn up to £20 a week.
Permitted work higher limit
You can earn up to £143 a week (from 12 April 2021), after tax and national insurance deductions. The work must be for less than 16 hours a week.
Gary
Your question is outside the remit of the forum. You do need to seek advice from a Welfare Rights Organisation so as not to affect your benefits.
You have a choice of three types of permitted work, depending on your circumstances:
permitted work lower limit;
permitted work higher limit; and
supported permitted work.
Permitted work can include paid employment or self-employment. There is no limit as to how long you can do permitted work for.
You must inform the DWP that you are due to start permitted work; call 0800 169 0310 or use form PW1.
Permitted work lower limit
This allows you to earn up to £20 a week.
Permitted work higher limit
You can earn up to £143 a week (from 12 April 2021), after tax and national insurance deductions. The work must be for less than 16 hours a week.
Gary
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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