will i be left without being able to claim any money?

Question

heres the story - for the last few months ive been un-employed due to a apprenticeship falling through. I didnt have enough qualifications or confidence and no matter how many interviews i attended i never got the job. Since then ive been signing on and because of that new deal put me on a jobseeker course so i could still be entiteled to money. Since they organised the course i found out im about 7 1/2 weeks pregnant. My morning sickness is really bad most days (and nights) meaning i now cant attend the course. I've been warned that not attending means losing all money until i am 29 weeks gone and can claim income support.
What do i do... I cant make it in but cant do with losing my money....Is there anything else i can claim until 29 weeks?

Answer 1

go and see your doctor and ask for a sick note due to really bad morning sickness and then you will be able to claim income suport for a long as your sick note lasts good luck

Answer 2

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Answer 3

If you are too ill to work or attend a course (even if its pregnancy related illness such as morning sickness) your doctor can sign you off with a sick note and you can claim Incapacity Benefit or Income Support.

I was unable to work for a few months while I was pregnant due to severe morning sickness and I claimed Statutory Sick Pay (I was employed at the time but my doctor signed me off onto sick leave).

Go and see your GP and get them to sign you off on the sick, then contact the Jobcentre and tell them you've been signed off and need to claim Incapacity Benefit or Income Support.

Answer 4

see if your doctor can prescribe a medication to help the nauea. It will pass eventually and probably sometime in the next few weeks so you should try and make your course and suck it up! You can't survive with no money so you will have to go whether you feel well or not. I've had to work pregnant, on my feet all day, sick as a dog and with major pelvic dysfunction because if I didn't we couldn't eat or put a roof over our heads. Figure out what your priorities are and wait and see if the nausea passes soon. This is a good lesson in parenthood. The course will give you grounding to get a good job after the baby is born so can you really afford not to go..?

Answer 5

Honey, I'm 15 weeks pregnant with no 3, I have a 1 1/2 and 2/12 yr old boys, I work 4 nights a week, 2 as a meat wrapper and 2 stocking shelves, I get about 6 hrs broken sleep so I can stay at home with my boys through the day and run my house hold. I forgot to mention that I have vaginal hemorrhoids, anal hemorrhoids, bad head aches and morning sickness all day and night, If I can get up and go to work, I'm sure you can go to school and just sit there for a couple of hours

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Visit your doctor for some medication to stop the sickness! I was admitted to hospital with my first for hg Hyperemis gravidum, with the second they gave me a tablets same with the third now i am pregnant with the 4th i was lucky enough not to have HG but i had very bad morning sickness all day and all night there was no respite. now i had to juggle 3 kids under 6 and pregnant and still work 6hrs a day. (with the help from my parents) just so we can eat and have a roof over our heads) Now your only have to deal with yourself and morning sickness i know whos life i would prefer, just sit in that classroom eat boiled sweets tell your lecturer you may have to run out to go the the toilet. you are still attending so you will still get your money.

Answer 8

Go to your doctor and get something to help the nausea. I am 32 weeks pregnant, i am a full time student (in my final degree year) and work 40 hours a week, so going on a jobseekers course and just sitting there for a few hours won't kill you. How are you gonna be able to deal with a newborn if this brings you down?

Answer 9

yes, sick note and you can claim incapacity benefit. if you have not paid enough national insurance in the past 2 financial years, you will have to go 13 weeks on 'unpaid' incap benefit but then you can claim the money. its about 70 quid a week.

Answer 10

no there isnt anything else you can claim - but you should get a sick note, it is understandable that you cant attend and this i dont think will affect your ability to recieve your unemployment benefit once you have this, anyway you can take the rest of the course after you have passed your 12 weeks when you are likley to feel better.