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I know a lot of people have CSA problems on this forum but as my ex and I handle everything out of court allow me to present you Legal Eagles with something different.
I am currently (unfortunately) between jobs and claiming Job Seekers Allowance. Today I received a letter from DWP saying they would not be paying me from March till June. Facts:
DWP Reasoning : I did not attend a Mandatory Work Placement from Feb 8th till Feb 22nd
My Argument : My application for the Royal Air Force was in full swing, I had three interviews on 13th, 15th and 18th Feb with the possibility for another the week after.
I called on the 6th Feb (When I recieved my letter for the Work placement) to tell them I could not do this, they said "ok leave it with us"
I have sent my letters (dated and signed by the Armed Forces Careers Office) to the DWP as proof.
Fast forward to March the 13th and bang "we have decided your reasons were not good enough"
I have basically been (in my opinion) punished for TRYING to get work. Does anyone have any advice on this? And please no whining about there are plenty of jobs if you aren't picky, I know this just more concerned about being done over on this one.
*EDIT*
Forgot to mention this is all me and my daughter have to live on at the moment, sorry if the post seems sarcastic I'm a bit angry :p
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