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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
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Well said girl. 350 will buy plenty of food. It's a big shock for a lot of people but were all in it together |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times  "
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am probably going to lose my job in the next few days because of Covid19 and as a single Mammy with no support from my ex it's a God send to know I will have something coming in. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful! "
On top of banks agreeing to pause loan and mortgage payments this will aliveate alot of stress for alot of people... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
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Well said hunni. Some people are on it without having the choice. It's about time they were looked after. Xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I am probably going to lose my job in the next few days because of Covid19 and as a single Mammy with no support from my ex it's a God send to know I will have something coming in. "
I'm in the exact same position girl. Chin up. Us single mams are resourceful as fuck and we always find a way x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thank God , Im still working and earning. People dont realise how well off they are with welfare payments in this country. I was off work for 10 weeks and had welfare payment of €203 plus work related pay of €155. Im single and no mortgage so was well able to live comfortably. I lived in UK for many years and the social payments over there are not even half. I know families will struggle in these hard gimes but just be grateful for what you have and what you will recieve. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm still working away and don't see that changing as I can do alot of work from home. It's just more difficult.
But i am happy to pay into a system that looks after those that needs help. Who knows I might need it myself someday.
But I would like to give a big shout out to those arrogant fools that spouted venum about the scocial protection system and those that avail of its services.
How does it feel to be signing up for it now? Will you keep it to yourself like a dirty little secret?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am probably going to lose my job in the next few days because of Covid19 and as a single Mammy with no support from my ex it's a God send to know I will have something coming in.
I'm in the exact same position girl. Chin up. Us single mams are resourceful as fuck and we always find a way x "
Ah us Mammys always find a way! Mind yourself chic x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am probably going to lose my job in the next few days because of Covid19 and as a single Mammy with no support from my ex it's a God send to know I will have something coming in.
I'm in the exact same position girl. Chin up. Us single mams are resourceful as fuck and we always find a way x
Ah us Mammys always find a way! Mind yourself chic x"
Ain't that the truth. Been there have the t-shirt. Single Mammy's are the strongest x |
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By *osyMan
over a year ago
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Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's exactly what should be happening, people who work hard and have lost their jobs are looked after.
I don't look down at people on welfare. It angers me that people choose to sit on their arse and never work by choice. There are some people who genuinely can't work and need those payments and before someone has a go at me. Yes, I know people who finished school and have never worked a day in their lives, "Why would I work when I get money for free?" that's a direct quote |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this. "
Oh fuck. That's some really really unfortunate timing! Hope it goes better than you think! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this. "
Definitely call the insurance company and explain the situation I am sure they are dealing with people in similarly situations. Hope you can get it sorted |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this. "
Put a hold on the insurance if you can |
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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago
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I am not really sure this is the same thing as Dole scroungers, these poor people have lost their jobs, should be given 350 as the bare minimum.
The entire system needs to be torn up and replaced with a fairer one to protect the vulnerable so that if they do lose their jobs they have some support.
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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful! "
And thats brilliant and the way it should be  |
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Cancel you insurance mate . Every one who looses out here is entitled to every thing they get .. now let's get rid of this f*****g virus .and be great again .good luck to everyone and be safe .
Especially those hot single mamas.lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'm still working away but I'll gladly go on the covid payment for a month..350 a week for nothing sounds like good deal to me "
Fingers crossed you get fired so, if u think you'd love it sk much  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I am not really sure this is the same thing as Dole scroungers, these poor people have lost their jobs, should be given 350 as the bare minimum.
The entire system needs to be torn up and replaced with a fairer one to protect the vulnerable so that if they do lose their jobs they have some support.
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Totally not the same thing as scroungers. But the system that allows for them is also the system that will put food on tables across the country tonight. All I'm saying is, complain about the system all you like but we'd be absolutely fucked right now without it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this.
Definitely call the insurance company and explain the situation I am sure they are dealing with people in similarly situations. Hope you can get it sorted"
Unfortunately your insurance cannot help as I've been in touch with mine. We are covered for business disruption due to fire flood and criminal damage but covid19 or similar is not part of our insurance. We also cannot put a stay on insurance payments either as in the event of fire flood or criminal damage our policies will be null and void. Sorry  |
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"I'm still working away but I'll gladly go on the covid payment for a month..350 a week for nothing sounds like good deal to me
Fingers crossed you get fired so, if u think you'd love it sk much "
I'm waiting on word now..month off work be a great break |
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this.
Definitely call the insurance company and explain the situation I am sure they are dealing with people in similarly situations. Hope you can get it sorted
Unfortunately your insurance cannot help as I've been in touch with mine. We are covered for business disruption due to fire flood and criminal damage but covid19 or similar is not part of our insurance. We also cannot put a stay on insurance payments either as in the event of fire flood or criminal damage our policies will be null and void. Sorry "
Suppose covid 19 crisis would be considered as an act of god |
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"I am not really sure this is the same thing as Dole scroungers, these poor people have lost their jobs, should be given 350 as the bare minimum.
The entire system needs to be torn up and replaced with a fairer one to protect the vulnerable so that if they do lose their jobs they have some support.
Totally not the same thing as scroungers. But the system that allows for them is also the system that will put food on tables across the country tonight. All I'm saying is, complain about the system all you like but we'd be absolutely fucked right now without it. "
so true they be damn glad of it now thats for sure stay safe x |
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"I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
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For once we can agree on something there |
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Be very grateful for your welfare system down there we up here in the north arent so lucky i am a front line worker but i work for an agency and they have just told us today that we have to just stay to one nursing home i am barely getting enough hours to get by and if work ceases or i have to go off sick all i will get grom boris is £93 a week i am already in teouble with my mortgage so dont qualify for a mortgage holiday so just be very grateful you have what you do down there |
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"Dont mind cosmic gate comments .hes only trying to prefoke a reaction from everyone on here . "
Prefoke?
Is that a new word in the English language.. Perhaps you mean provoke..I'm not in anyway trying to be provocative..its sad that you think this  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Last year i missed 8 months of work after being in a car crash,was greatful for the €203 from sick benefit,unfortunately life throws some curveballs but just keep the heads up guys,things will get better x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
For once we can agree on something there "
Fuck. Looks like I'm wrong about this so. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Be very grateful for your welfare system down there we up here in the north arent so lucky i am a front line worker but i work for an agency and they have just told us today that we have to just stay to one nursing home i am barely getting enough hours to get by and if work ceases or i have to go off sick all i will get grom boris is £93 a week i am already in teouble with my mortgage so dont qualify for a mortgage holiday so just be very grateful you have what you do down there "
So sorry to hear that! I really hope it works out and your hours go back up soon x |
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"Last year i missed 8 months of work after being in a car crash,was greatful for the €203 from sick benefit,unfortunately life throws some curveballs but just keep the heads up guys,things will get better x "
Similar thing happened to me last year and I only got back to work at the start of February.
But my salary has been fecked around by the revenue ever since.
I was left short 800 in Februarys salary and 500 in this months
Back and forward phoning and emailing social welfare and the revenue.
They gave me some crap about tax credits. I told them that tax credits dont pay the mortgage or put food in the fridge and I just want my money back.
I was promised that it will all be sorted by next months pay.
I just have to wait and see |
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By *ymguylMan
over a year ago
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we are strong and will get through this it only right that the state step up to protect it people' lot of people in trouble right now but we will get there' im lucky as im still working for now ' were irish and proud strong |
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"Be very grateful for your welfare system down there we up here in the north arent so lucky i am a front line worker but i work for an agency and they have just told us today that we have to just stay to one nursing home i am barely getting enough hours to get by and if work ceases or i have to go off sick all i will get grom boris is £93 a week i am already in teouble with my mortgage so dont qualify for a mortgage holiday so just be very grateful you have what you do down there "
Life under UK rule is shite social welfare is like 70 quid every 2 weeks if you don't have money or top GCSE marks your life is a real struggle I would never move back that 93 quid you would get if you took sick leave is an absolute disgrace I'm sorry your going through some troubles at the moment I really hope things turn around for you |
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"I dunno how many times I've seen people on the forum moan and give out about people on welfare over the years.
Well today I was driving in the car and heard on the radio that the weekly payment for people who've lost their jobs because of corona will be increased to €350.
And I'd just like to say how fucking proud I am of our "welfare state" that's taking care of its vulnerable right now, and a great big SUCK IT to to the bitchers and moaners who've always looked down their noses at people on welfare but now are very likely to need it themselves.
For once we can agree on something there
Fuck. Looks like I'm wrong about this so. "
I can't win with you can I? |
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Yes i sometimes wonder should i move south of the border we will get through this just have to remember that it is temporary but as someone above just said i think this is going to last until at least sept |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yes i sometimes wonder should i move south of the border we will get through this just have to remember that it is temporary but as someone above just said i think this is going to last until at least sept "
I feel for you.
I was in a business with a friend so few years ago changed my job contract to zero hour which suited me perfect.
About a year ago I decided to move back to Belfast full time, but didn't feel the need to change my contract as I was one of very few people who were getting paid for all the hours I worked and that contract really worked in my favour.
I started my own business in January and as soon as I started breaking even, my work started pulling power moves and decided to start putting me under extra pressure, so I found a new job with less responsibility and more suitable hours.
I just started a new job and worked one shift in a new place and was still working my notice in old place when this whole thing kicked in. Both places closed within a few days effectively cutting out ALL of my income.
Within a week I went from working 7 days a week to zero and zero compensation from the government, zero sick pay, zero benefits. Just a complete zero.
Technically I still have two jobs and a business. Practically - well.. Practically I'm in a middle of looking for a temporary job and man I can't wait till this blows over  |
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"Yes i sometimes wonder should i move south of the border we will get through this just have to remember that it is temporary but as someone above just said i think this is going to last until at least sept
I feel for you.
I was in a business with a friend so few years ago changed my job contract to zero hour which suited me perfect.
About a year ago I decided to move back to Belfast full time, but didn't feel the need to change my contract as I was one of very few people who were getting paid for all the hours I worked and that contract really worked in my favour.
I started my own business in January and as soon as I started breaking even, my work started pulling power moves and decided to start putting me under extra pressure, so I found a new job with less responsibility and more suitable hours.
I just started a new job and worked one shift in a new place and was still working my notice in old place when this whole thing kicked in. Both places closed within a few days effectively cutting out ALL of my income.
Within a week I went from working 7 days a week to zero and zero compensation from the government, zero sick pay, zero benefits. Just a complete zero.
Technically I still have two jobs and a business. Practically - well.. Practically I'm in a middle of looking for a temporary job and man I can't wait till this blows over "
This is awful. The sooner it passes and we regain some kind of normality again . X |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am probably going to lose my job in the next few days because of Covid19 and as a single Mammy with no support from my ex it's a God send to know I will have something coming in. "
It's a disgrace that you get no support from your ex., please do not get me wrong here ,l'm not being Judgemental here though it may sound like it l'm not ,l don't know your ex ..know nothing about his situation BUT how ANY guy cannot give something, however small ,towards the support of his own child is beyond me ,l fully understand people can be in financial stress , Absolutely ,but not to give a cent in support of their own child just bamboozles me...just cannot phatom that out at all... |
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"Yes i sometimes wonder should i move south of the border we will get through this just have to remember that it is temporary but as someone above just said i think this is going to last until at least sept "
We will just have to wait and see but yes up or down this is far from a permanent thing I tip my hat to you for doing frontline work despite the huge risks ye deserve the credit whatever you decide in your future weather you decide to stay where you are or come down to the south I hope good luck follows you  |
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful! "
Shit!! Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it’ll be a short term off. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful!
Shit!! Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it’ll be a short term off. "
Thank you! I've had 2 calls about jobs already so day 1 of unemoyment is going well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful!
Shit!! Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it’ll be a short term off.
Thank you! I've had 2 calls about jobs already so day 1 of unemoyment is going well. "
McDonalds & Aldi? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's a godsend to many in these uncertain times
Myself included. I got laid off permenantly yesterday. The 350 obvs won't cover everything, but it'll make it a lot easier for us to get by. Without it I was almost definitely gonna have to sell my car. So I'm feeling very grateful!
Shit!! Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it’ll be a short term off.
Thank you! I've had 2 calls about jobs already so day 1 of unemoyment is going well.
McDonalds & Aldi?"
No. I applied there but they said I didn't have the right attitude. |
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I am an employer with a small business and I have several employees. My turnover is reduced by over 90% and I have more or less bankrupted a couple of other family businesses who I normally buy raw materials from and I have had to stop.
Things have been very bad for me and my family.
This new measure where 70% of a salary is paid to employees will allow me to keep trading for the time being so I am very very grateful for this.
I just cant make any more phonecalls that will ruin anyone financially. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Are self-employed going to get payments?
A lot of small businesses that employ maybe 3 or 4 people might never open their doors again if not supported."
I think so yes. My dad's self employed and he's applied. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I am an employer with a small business and I have several employees. My turnover is reduced by over 90% and I have more or less bankrupted a couple of other family businesses who I normally buy raw materials from and I have had to stop.
Things have been very bad for me and my family.
This new measure where 70% of a salary is paid to employees will allow me to keep trading for the time being so I am very very grateful for this.
I just cant make any more phonecalls that will ruin anyone financially."
That's an admirable view to take..many would throw suppliers, employees etc under the wheels for self preservation |
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"I am an employer with a small business and I have several employees. My turnover is reduced by over 90% and I have more or less bankrupted a couple of other family businesses who I normally buy raw materials from and I have had to stop.
Things have been very bad for me and my family.
This new measure where 70% of a salary is paid to employees will allow me to keep trading for the time being so I am very very grateful for this.
I just cant make any more phonecalls that will ruin anyone financially."
Hope everything work out for you!
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"I am an employer with a small business and I have several employees. My turnover is reduced by over 90% and I have more or less bankrupted a couple of other family businesses who I normally buy raw materials from and I have had to stop.
Things have been very bad for me and my family.
This new measure where 70% of a salary is paid to employees will allow me to keep trading for the time being so I am very very grateful for this.
I just cant make any more phonecalls that will ruin anyone financially."
Thats an awful prediament to be in. For what its worth and from my own experience. You are better off telling people upfront about your situation. At least then tbey know you wont be paying for materials or goods or ecen wages. You are then giving these people a chance to get something sorted out. Best of luck with it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Does anybody know how long after you apply for the emergency payment you know whether you'll receive it or not?
TIA"
They told me I should get my first payment on Friday week and I applied yesterday. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anybody know how long after you apply for the emergency payment you know whether you'll receive it or not?
TIA
They told me I should get my first payment on Friday week and I applied yesterday. "
Hope it works out for you girl. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does anybody know how long after you apply for the emergency payment you know whether you'll receive it or not?
TIA
They told me I should get my first payment on Friday week and I applied yesterday. "
Thanks a mil |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
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This is what the welfare system is for to help those in need when the need arises
On the moaning begrudging of those abusing out welfare I for one will carry on moaning
Word of warning this enitial payment is for twelve weeks so far hopefully if this goes on longer we will be able to get it extended but so far aftet 12 weeks u go on to job seekers
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this. "
You should have a "14 day cooling off period" when you can cancel the policy  I used to work in commercial liability so feel free to message me if you want |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
limerick |
"Are self-employed going to get payments?
A lot of small businesses that employ maybe 3 or 4 people might never open their doors again if not supported."
Yes if you have fallen foul to the illness u can apply and if ur buisness has had to close u can also apply |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
limerick |
"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this.
You should have a "14 day cooling off period" when you can cancel the policy I used to work in commercial liability so feel free to message me if you want "
Construction is still going ahead unless ur customer locks u out then u can avail of the payments trough the welfare system
Not sure of the site but i think its socialwelfare.ie some one might post the correct site if i have it wrong |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
Never since the crash I had so much work booked in for the coming weeks and month, it's all gone. Boom! Anyhow applied for the payment, it will keep me afloat. Customers all said they will reschedule once this horror stuff is over. In the meantime I will check out my online options.  |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
"Just after setting up my own construction business this week and 3.500 paid out for insurance today and I will probably have to stop working by the end of week for god no, s how long anyway have to keep the chin up and we will get out of this.
You should have a "14 day cooling off period" when you can cancel the policy I used to work in commercial liability so feel free to message me if you want
Construction is still going ahead unless ur customer locks u out then u can avail of the payments trough the welfare system
Not sure of the site but i think its socialwelfare.ie some one might post the correct site if i have it wrong"
www.citizensinformation.ie  |
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By *osyMan
over a year ago
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I just want to say thank you all so much for your supportive comments. I've decided to go with it and pay it because at the moment construction is still going and I can still keep my subcontractors in work for now which they need at this time.(no more than 1 on site at any time).I also need insurance for the the companies I do regular work for and if a emergency happens in any of the companies day or night then I can go and fix the problem. |
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