Working for Work 28th Edition - 2021
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Working for Work - 28th Edition - 2021Working for Work 28th Edition - 2021
"Working for Work" is an indispensable FREE information book for unemployed people, front-line staff both in the state and community sector, and employers.
It is the only comprehensive publication that brings together the wide range of supports available for unemployed people trying to return to work, education or training.
Working for Work is a handbook for people who are unemployed and those providing information services to unemployed people and others of working age. It outlines people’s rights and entitlements with regard to social protection supports and services; provides information on activation supports and programmes; and describes what is available for people making the welfare to work journey.
Working for Work is divided into seven chapters covering:
- Chapter 1 - Social Welfare Payments
- Chapter 2 - Coping with Poverty
- Chapter 3 -Looking for Work
- Chapter 4 - Welfare to Work
- Chapter 5 - Income Tax and Social Insurance
- Chapter 6 - Training and Education Options
- Chapter 7 - Finding Information
This Edition also includes information on COVID-19 related topics:
- Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP)
- Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS)
- Employment Rights
- Redundancy
- Housing
Distribution
With the support of the Department of Social Protection, and Department of Further and Higher Education the INOU produce 25,000 copies of Working for Work for distribution to:
- INOU affiliate organisations
- Citizens Information Centres
- Intreo Centres / Social Welfare Offices
- MABS
- individual unemployed people, and
- a wide range of other organisations around Ireland.
PDF Edition:
You can view and download a PDF version of the book using the link below:
- Working for Work 2021 - 28th Edition PDF (CLICK the link)
Order Working for Work :
Please use the following links to order copies of Working for Work:
Contact Us:
If you would like further information on any issue or topic listed in Working for Work, or if you would like any information on any Welfare Rights issues/topics please Contact Us .
Telephone:
You can speak, in complete confidence, to an Information Officer in the Information and Advocacy section directly at 01 - 856 0088 , Monday - Friday 9.30 am to 5pm.
Online:
Use the online Contact Us form on the INOU website - click here
- Contact us Forms
- Advocacy Services
- Social Welfare Appeals
- Jobseekers Allowance (JA)
- Jobseekers Benefit (JB)
- Jobseekers Benefit Self-Employed (JBSE)
- Jobseekers Transition (JST)
- Back to Work Supports
- Other Social Welfare payments
- Supplementary Welfare (SWA)
- Work Experience Options
- Education Options
- Other Benefits and Supports