suimhneach
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Hi i am on jobseekers, few weeks ago i got a weekend job saturday and sunday from 8 to 5, pay is 168 for the two days before tax, after tax its 113. Don't know if thats important, anyways yesterday went to pick up my jobseekers, they know about my weekend work, i called them as soon as i got it.
the jobseeker was less than i normally get, so went into the office, and they said they wouldn't pay me for st patricks day because of my weekend employer was supposed to pay me for that. i didn't work st patricks day, as it wasn't a weekend. They also said i wouldn't be getting paid the 3 holidays over easter, for the same reason. that my employer should be paying me for that. Its not making any sense to me i tried to get her to explain it to me but she was loosing her cool and so was i so decided to get out of there before we had a screaming match.
Why would my employer be paying me for days i haven't worked? i am pretty sure he has no intention of paying me for the easter break, why would he i wasn't working.
Can anyone explain what going on to me in plain english? i have never been on the dole before and don't know the ins and outs of it .
the jobseeker was less than i normally get, so went into the office, and they said they wouldn't pay me for st patricks day because of my weekend employer was supposed to pay me for that. i didn't work st patricks day, as it wasn't a weekend. They also said i wouldn't be getting paid the 3 holidays over easter, for the same reason. that my employer should be paying me for that. Its not making any sense to me i tried to get her to explain it to me but she was loosing her cool and so was i so decided to get out of there before we had a screaming match.
Why would my employer be paying me for days i haven't worked? i am pretty sure he has no intention of paying me for the easter break, why would he i wasn't working.
Can anyone explain what going on to me in plain english? i have never been on the dole before and don't know the ins and outs of it .