Yeah need another edit mate, cos the bit in brackets still does'nt work with that sentence.
I think what you mean is "those who wont work should rot. Those who are looking for work are different and ok"
Jonno
I left long before my college started. 9 months roughly. I just told the JSA I had decided to change my career prospects. Within weeks I was able to claim benefits. So there we have an example of someone leaving a job of their own free will and being able to claim benefits.Originally Posted by Jon L. Obscene
Another example would be if an employer was asking you to do extra hours or less hours, you could leave then and be able to claim benefits. Known people who have done that, signed on until they get a new (and better) job.
Junno, I shoot down all your points with ease. You're just too obtuse to accept that, if you had made any valid points I would accept them. Unfortunately for you you have neither the intelligence nor the imagination to come up with anything other than intentionally misunderstanding my own posts.I especially like the way you're now just avoiding questions and points to simply take teh piss, big congratulations to you
Never argue with an idiot - they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
I don't understand
Oh man you're funny, and I already told you I'm a normalish shape
And just cos you've proved you have scammed the system does'nt change the actual rule/law it states in the book.
Anyway, I'm kinda bored of you now, the novelty has worn off
Hopefully we'll do this again in another few months hey.
Until then Mr Cheese *bows cap*
Jonno
What imaginary book is this?Originally Posted by Jon L. Obscene
And how am I "scamming the system" when I went in there in all honesty and told them my plans? Methinks you don't understand the system at all, we have ample evidence elsewhere that you don't understand simple things like how holiday time is accrued or proper business arrangements for doing building work, how is this any different?
All in all, this comment just shows up your black and white view of the world and your lack of knowledge on the subject. The rules are a lot more complicated than merely "If you leave your job of your own free will you cannot claim benefits".And just cos you've proved you have scammed the system does'nt change the actual rule/law it states in the book.
I'm quite glad you're chickening out of this debate because I really don't won't to be repeating myself and making you look any greater the fool.
You post like Yogi.Originally Posted by Jon L. Obscene
Silly bitch, your weapons cannot harm me. Don't you know who I am? I'm the Juggernaut, Bitchhhh!
Flies Like An Arrow, Flies Like An Apple
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I'll actually semi conceed to the jsa argument.
It's likely you'll be turned down for full jsa......
But you can possibly claim a smaller amount on Hardship basis.Hardship provision
You may be able to get a reduced amount of JSA under the hardship provision. You can do this if your JSA cannot be paid under the normal rules for any of the following reasons:
* you are not available for work
* you are not actively seeking work
* you do not have a Jobseeker's Agreement
* there is a doubt about whether any of these apply to you
* you unreasonably make yourself unemployed. For example, you leave your job voluntarily without good reason, you lose a job because of misconduct or you turn down a job offer
Jonno
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