If you lose your job in Poland is it easy to claim welfare?

hythorn 3 | 580

31 Jan 2012 / #31

Spain's is pretty cushy too

four years work then two year's welfare at 1200 euro per month if I recall

you would have to be doing quite well to bring home 1200 euro net every month in the present economic climate

wedontneedyou

31 Jan 2012 / #32

What's wrong with that?They can afford it...Oh,you said Spain?Never mind.

OP rant2012 4 | 16

1 Feb 2012 / #33

I was discussing the Polish language.....
delphiandomine

rant2012: No I'm here for work for a few months, trying to pick up bits but it's difficult!

I might ask the moderators why they took down my comment defending myself from these slanderous accusations?

johnny reb 47 | 7673

15 Jan 2019 / #34

In Poland is it true:
Is it true that kids can stay on their parents dole (support) until they are 26 years old !
Is it true that you get cut off welfare after six months with no extensions ?
If you lose your job in Poland are there any unemployment benefits ?
How about welfare for food supplement ?
Who is responsible for a college aged child attending college as far as rent and food ?
Just curious since Poland seems so very concerned about losing it's welfare money if the E.U. dissolves.

Jaskier

15 Jan 2019 / #35

...
My phone went wild. Could a mod remove my previous 'post'?
The kids are under parents care thill 26 if in education .
And that's who's responsible for their food and housing.
There

MoOli 9 | 479

16 Jan 2019 / #36

Just curious since Poland seems so very concerned about losing it's welfare money if the E.U. dissolves.

PF wont let me quote your questions so I will answeras they are posted:
!:yes2:Dont know3:Yes4:No5:Usually parents(I think legally also)