Long-Term Jobless To Do Unpaid Work Or Lose Benefits

[stealthy1 3,964]

 

 

 

Pretty sure I read something about a lass being fired from poundland as they were "cutting back" then being told to go back to her exact position as a volunteer...will go look for a link...

 

As much as for those lazy twatbags with too much of a sense of entitlement I'd love to say this is great, I can see right through it. It benefits nobody except big business...who now get free labour.

 

They'll be sacking off paid positions to grab cheap staff.

 

 

 

She looks a right shirker

 

see cameron in the back ground laughing lol

 

 

Looks like him

[scothunter 12,609]

its a load of tory mince anyway. someone will get a lawyer and go to the eu lol

 

its like that bedroom tax thing. seen a thing on tv other night. the goverment give you dole,and it states this is the min by law you need to live on.the basic amount to keep u alive,and they they take money of for a bedroom, surely thats illegal?cause your not getting the amount to live on.

[stealthy1 3,964]

If it passes Putting a few more locks on my doors.The crime rate will go sky high.

 

All the robbers will be to tired to rob you after a 12 hour shift scrubbing off graffiti

[paulus 26]

just a question, how much is this going to add to the benifit bill given those organising and implementing it will not be doing it for free, then theres the small matter those signing on are signing to say they are actively seeking work, something that would be hard to do if you're working for nothing in poundland its all bollocks to raise party profiles at these conferences, when universal credit is introduced in 2017 job seekers will be expected to be searching for work for 35hours a week and be able to prove it, theres even talk of them attending job clubs for all these 35hours, all sounds wonderful but the amount paid out to job seekers is probably less than the annual mp`s entertainment bill, kick the less well off a game every tory likes to play

[stealthy1 3,964]

just a question, how much is this going to add to the benifit bill given those organising and implementing it will not be doing it for free, then theres the small matter those signing on are signing to say they are actively seeking work, something that would be hard to do if you're working for nothing in poundland its all bollocks to raise party profiles at these conferences, when universal credit is introduced in 2017 job seekers will be expected to be searching for work for 35hours a week and be able to prove it, theres even talk of them attending job clubs for all these 35hours, all sounds wonderful but the amount paid out to job seekers is probably less than the annual mp`s entertainment bill, kick the less well off a game every tory likes to play

 

35 hours at job club, or 35 hours in a full time job. As long as they're out of bed before dinner and doing something, then I couldn't give a f**k who's pulling the strings

[paulus 26]

its a load of tory mince anyway. someone will get a lawyer and go to the eu lol

 

its like that bedroom tax thing. seen a thing on tv other night. the goverment give you dole,and it states this is the min by law you need to live on.the basic amount to keep u alive,and they they take money of for a bedroom, surely thats illegal?cause your not getting the amount to live on.

the bedroom tax is just a reduction in housing benefit, nothing more, nothing less, council tax rebate has also been scrapped, this year the government have subsidised it. but there are no plans to do the same next year, so anyone who receives any rebate don't count in it next year. strange how non of that's hardly made headlines

[paulus 26]

 

just a question, how much is this going to add to the benifit bill given those organising and implementing it will not be doing it for free, then theres the small matter those signing on are signing to say they are actively seeking work, something that would be hard to do if you're working for nothing in poundland its all bollocks to raise party profiles at these conferences, when universal credit is introduced in 2017 job seekers will be expected to be searching for work for 35hours a week and be able to prove it, theres even talk of them attending job clubs for all these 35hours, all sounds wonderful but the amount paid out to job seekers is probably less than the annual mp`s entertainment bill, kick the less well off a game every tory likes to play

 

35 hours at job club, or 35 hours in a full time job. As long as they're out of bed before dinner and doing something, then I couldn't give a f**k who's pulling the strings

 

but it will double or triple the benefit bill and i thought the idea was to reduce it well the jobseekers element

[dare 1,103]

The same people who want to let into the country every Tom dick and Harry creating a problem of not enough jobs...then offer a solution to a problem they created to be seen to be doing something. Then there's the bankers who f****d up big time n got bailed out and still got god knows how much in bonuses. Think of course there is c**ts who abuse the system. Also think tbh what's the point in some jobs. Your never gonna live a great life stacking shelfs or working in pound land. Fine if your a mum and just a simple part time job. Know people who had decent jobs and lost it and now are on silly courses as they haven't been in work for a few months. Might be the wrong thing to say but told em your surviving and not living on 50quid a week and don't have kids....if I was in that situation I would probably turn to crime.

[Catcher 1 639]

 

If it passes Putting a few more locks on my doors.The crime rate will go sky high.

 

All the robbers will be to tired to rob you after a 12 hour shift scrubbing off graffiti

 

My point is.Most of them wont do it.They will just steal more to feed there habit.Filling the sandbags as i speak,

[scothunter 12,609]

yea but my point was paulus they are having to pay it from money they get to buy food and clothe themselfs and gas/electric.

[paulus 26]

The same people who want to let into the country every Tom dick and Harry creating a problem of not enough jobs...then offer a solution to a problem they created to be seen to be doing something. Then there's the bankers who f****d up big time n got bailed out and still got god knows how much in bonuses. Think of course there is c**ts who abuse the system. Also think tbh what's the point in some jobs. Your never gonna live a great life stacking shelfs or working in pound land. Fine if your a mum and just a simple part time job. Know people who had decent jobs and lost it and now are on silly courses as they haven't been in work for a few months. Might be the wrong thing to say but told em your surviving and not living on 50quid a week and don't have kids....if I was in that situation I would probably turn to crime.

thats the point living on benefits is not as cushy as people think, brainwashed to deflect the real scroungers

[paulus 26]

yea but my point was paulus they are having to pay it from money they get to buy food and clothe themselfs and gas/electric.

they have a choice to pay what they can. could you survive on 57 quid a week even if part of your rent was paid it wouldn't even cover my utilities never mind food

[stealthy1 3,964]

 

 

just a question, how much is this going to add to the benifit bill given those organising and implementing it will not be doing it for free, then theres the small matter those signing on are signing to say they are actively seeking work, something that would be hard to do if you're working for nothing in poundland its all bollocks to raise party profiles at these conferences, when universal credit is introduced in 2017 job seekers will be expected to be searching for work for 35hours a week and be able to prove it, theres even talk of them attending job clubs for all these 35hours, all sounds wonderful but the amount paid out to job seekers is probably less than the annual mp`s entertainment bill, kick the less well off a game every tory likes to play

 

35 hours at job club, or 35 hours in a full time job. As long as they're out of bed before dinner and doing something, then I couldn't give a f**k who's pulling the strings

 

but it will double or triple the benefit bill and i thought the idea was to reduce it well the jobseekers element

 

 

When they started the back to work scheme in 2012, where folk claiming had to do a work placement, 150,000 signed off? if this new thing gets rid of the scammers, and leaves only those that need help, then I'm all for it

[whippet 99 2,613]

propaganda...........

[stealthy1 3,964]

 

 

If it passes Putting a few more locks on my doors.The crime rate will go sky high.

 

All the robbers will be to tired to rob you after a 12 hour shift scrubbing off graffiti

 

My point is.Most of them wont do it.They will just steal more to feed there habit.Filling the sandbags as i speak,

 

 

But wont this create more jobs in the prison service And I've still got the sandbags from when they closed all the asylums