Kann das Jobcenter von mir verlangen einen Computer zu kaufen und für zuverlässiges Internet zu sorgen?

Für privat reicht, was ich habe. Geht es mal paar Tage nicht, kann man – wenn es eilt und wichtig ist – auch telefonieren …

Kann das JC verlangen, dass ich hier “aufrüste”, bzw. überhaupt einrichte?

Und wenn ja: Müssen sie mir das bezahlen? Auslegen kann ich derzeit auch nichts, denn es wird diesmal schon Mitte des Monats (also jetzt) knapp mit Essens-Einkauf …

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Janii132
4 months ago

Hello

I’m thinking about the situation.

If you constantly use the excuse that you could not do this and that because your internet access is not reliable or your computer is too old or so and you are not willing to do your duties on site or otherwise – then yes!

If you have stated that you are allowed to contact you exclusively by mail and mail, then I also find that you are obliged to receive this also reliably.

If all this is not the case and your computer does not limit you to your duties in any way, then I don’t see why you should change something on your PC.

Lg

herzilein35
4 months ago

Of course they can’t ask. For what?

We do not have a reliable Internet. It’s gone forever.

herzilein35
4 months ago
Reply to  September24

Please!

mchawk777
4 months ago

If your internet access is unreliable, you should report a malfunction to your contractor.

Tenerazia
4 months ago

Why would you need a better PC?

The times of online appointments are over, everything goes back Personally, and for normal Word and application letters a 08/15 computer/laptop, in some cases even a tablet

herzilein35
4 months ago
Reply to  Tenerazia

Not only partially. One tablet is enough. These are now also available with pen and keyboard

herzilein35
4 months ago

I’m gonna order one at Amazon on Black Friday. Also because of my schooling. You can learn better. And if the question comes, I’m just getting cash.

DasOrakel
4 months ago

According to my knowledge, “reliable Internet” is not yet relevant to the mediation.

this time already in the middle of the month (so now) close to eating

I don’t understand.

DasOrakel
4 months ago
Reply to  September24

You can generally cope with civil money.

It was necessary to spend all savings on a death of a close relative.

It doesn’t make any sense.

Anonymer1Alfred
4 months ago

So if I don’t have a PC, I would always use the PCs in the job center that are made available for advertising.

I used to write my applications there because I don’t have Microsoft Word.

Since I was too stupid to go back and forth, I found something better:

Thanks to OpenOffice and LibreOffice, there are now free Word alternatives. And I am no longer dependent on the job center to write applications.

herzilein35
4 months ago

I would have had to go to the job center 30 km a day and back by train. Including an hour waiting time. No.

Anonymer1Alfred
4 months ago
Reply to  herzilein35

Half an hour waiting time is for what? The PC’s, or where do you have to wait?

Anonymer1Alfred
4 months ago

Yes, if you have bad luck, you sit down the ars*h or stand your legs in the abdomen;)

xXAlpaChinoXx
4 months ago

Because the train is always on time

Anonymer1Alfred
4 months ago

Then you just have to choose the right time to go to the train so you don’t have that long waiting time.

herzilein35
4 months ago

Because they’re only driving every 1.5 hours. There are people where the job center isn’t around the corner. Mine is 30 km away

Anonymer1Alfred
4 months ago

And how’s that long waiting time? Are you at the train from home too early?

herzilein35
4 months ago

On the train! One hour waiting time in addition to the ride

Nordseefan
4 months ago

No, it can’t. Not everyone has to have a computer. is also a financial question, especially in rural areas the fast internet.

As you say, there’s a phone.

And whether you believe it or not: I know so many people who have no PC