Jobcentres
Jobcentre Plus is responsible for the national network of
Jobcentres. These give skilled advice at every stage of your search for a
job. They will also make sure you know which benefits or allowances you
are entitled to claim.
They can also support you if you are concerned about the impact of your disability on your existing job.
Your local Jobcentre can help and advise you regardless of your situation. They can also help and advise you if you've not had any work experience or not worked for a long time.
The Disability Employment Adviser will find out about your abilities and the sort of job that would suit you. Then they draw up a plan of action with you to help you get closer to or into work.
Your Disability Living Allowance will remain the same if:
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They can also support you if you are concerned about the impact of your disability on your existing job.
Your local Jobcentre can help and advise you regardless of your situation. They can also help and advise you if you've not had any work experience or not worked for a long time.
Disability Employment Advisers
You and your Jobcentre Plus adviser may decide that getting further specialist advice would be helpful for you. They can arrange for you to have an interview with a Disability Employment Adviser (DEA).The Disability Employment Adviser will find out about your abilities and the sort of job that would suit you. Then they draw up a plan of action with you to help you get closer to or into work.
Advisers for people receiving incapacity benefits
Most Jobcentres have a specialist adviser who can support you. They can refer you to further specialist help, if you are claiming Employment and Support Allowance or incapacity benefits.Work schemes and programmes
If your disability affects the kind of work you can do, you may be eligible to join some programmes open to long-term unemployed people.Work experience placements
A work experience placement can be a great way of trying out a career you are interested in. The Disability Discrimination Act covers people who are on practical work experience undertaken as part of their vocational training.Working and receiving disability and incapacity benefits
Disability Living Allowance
Disability Living Allowance is a benefit that can be paid whether you are in or out of work or training. This is also providing you have a level of care or mobility needs which meets the entitlement conditions.Your Disability Living Allowance will remain the same if:
- you're about to start work
- return to work
- your care and/or mobility needs have not changed
Employment and Support Allowance and 'Permitted Work'
If you receive Employment and Support Allowance you may be able to do some limited work. This is called Permitted Work. If you get Employment and Support Allowance and you work, this could affect income-related benefits you receive, like Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit.for more details visit Help with finding work UK
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