Contact the Jobcentre as an JSA Claimant If you're already claiming the new Jobseekers Allowance and you have a query use the Jobcentre Plus helpline: Jobseekers Allowance Existing Claimants Phone Numbers Telephone 0800 169 0310 Textphone 0800 169 0314 Welsh language 0800 328 1744 Relay UK 18001 then 0800 169 0310 Employment Support Allowance To apply for ESA as a new benefits claimant call one of the phone numbers below or to apply for ESA online click here. The ESA phone number is available contact numbers are available Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. If you're already claiming the new Employment Support Allowance and you have a query use the Jobcentre Plus helpline: ESA Existing Claimants Phone Numbers Change or cancel a Jobcentre appointment To book an appointment, change an appointment, or cancel an appointment for Universal Credit, login to your Universal Credit account or call the Universal Credit helpline. Universal Credit Appointments Phone Numbers Telephone 0800 328 9344 Textphone 0800 328 1344 The Universal Credit appointments phone line is available from Monday to Friday between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm.
In an interview with CBS ' 60 minutes, Microsoft founder and chairman Bill Gates answered several questions about his long time rival Steve Jobs. Reminiscing their last meeting — in May 2011, when Jobs was already very seriously ill — Gates remembers Apple's co-founder fondly, highlighting his design ideas and the fact that he was still very enthusiastic about the future despite his illness. "What did he have that you wish you had, " Charlie Rose asked Gates during the interview. "Oh, his sense of design. That everything had to fit a certain aesthetic. The fact that he, with as little engineering background as he had, it shows that design can lead you in a good so, phenomenal products came out, " answered Gates. Though Gates and Jobs were at one point bitter rivals, with Jobs throwing many poison arrows Microsoft's way, Gates doesn't seem to hold a grudge against the guy who once said Microsoft has "no taste. " In fact, his memories of Jobs seem fond, more than anything else. "He and I, in a sense, grew up together, and every fantasy we had about creating products and learning new things, you know, we achieved all of it, " said Gates.