102 Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Social Protection the reasons, as effective from July 2012, the level of payment for a part-time worker in receipt of jobseeker’s benefit will be based on a five day week rather than the current six day week, but that this new rule will not apply to part-time workers in receipt of jobseeker’s allowance whose payment will remain based on six days; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [20672/12]

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102 Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Social Protection the reasons, as effective from July 2012, the level of payment for a part-time worker in receipt of jobseeker’s benefit will be based on a five day week rather than the current six day week, but that this new rule will not apply to part-time workers in receipt of jobseeker’s allowance whose payment will remain based on six days; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [20672/12]

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1. 25 April 2012

   Social Welfare Code

   102 Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Social Protection the reasons, as effective from July 2012, the level of payment for a part-time worker in receipt of jobseeker’s benefit will be based on a five day week rather than the current six day week, but that this new rule will not apply to part-time workers in receipt of jobseeker’s allowance whose payment will remain based on six days; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [20672/12]

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