Traveling outside UK on PSW

[remra]

I have had the PSW visa for 6 months and I am planning on traveling back home for about a month. I am wondering if when I come back am I going to have any problems at the UK border because I am currently unemployed?
In case you are wondering why I've had it so long without work it is because I applied for the PSW visa based on my bachelor's degree award that I received in July 2010, so the last date to apply under this award was July 2011. When I applied I was completing a Master's degree and I was unsure of how late the University would send my final marks, expected to be in December 2011. Since I know the PSW visa scheme has been abolished and will end in April 2012, I knew there would be a backlog of applications if I sent it out in December of 2011 when I got my final transcript.
Please let me know what questions to expect and what sort of proof I have to show at the border, i.e. bank statements showing funds for maintenance, etc.

[nekoneko]

when i re-entered into UK last year just after the xmas with PSW, all they asked me at the boarder was the standard questions like, what was my job, when i obtained my psw, which university i went to and what i studied and what degree i got. although i was unemployed, it only had been within one month of obtaining the psw and since it was holiday season everybody traveled, i didnt have any problem getting in.

i do have a similar question, that i have to go visit my home country in four months and plan on coming back here while im unemployed, would they give me a hard time letting me in because it would be approx. 6 months unemployed since i first got my psw in effect? while i do not believe there is any restriction how long i can stay unemployed with psw, crossing the border with that sort of status may raise question. please let me know if anyone has any clue. thank you.

[vinny]

During your permission to stay under Tier 1 (Post-study work), you can look for work without needing to have a sponsor.

Apparently, working is not a condition of grant.