seems workshy skivers are in for a change
05 August 2010, 01:40 PM
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My 2p:
If people are claiming JSA, they should be requireded to attend the job centre 9-5 Monday to Friday. They can then be tasked with going out collecting litter, cutting the grass on roundabouts and parks etc, etc.
Rather than been paid cash they will receive a delivery of food every week, fresh food and Tesco Value range everything. No booze, no cigs, no Sky TV or PS3. If you want luxuries go and get a job to pay for them.
If people are claiming JSA, they should be requireded to attend the job centre 9-5 Monday to Friday. They can then be tasked with going out collecting litter, cutting the grass on roundabouts and parks etc, etc.
Rather than been paid cash they will receive a delivery of food every week, fresh food and Tesco Value range everything. No booze, no cigs, no Sky TV or PS3. If you want luxuries go and get a job to pay for them.
05 August 2010, 01:51 PM
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My 2p:
If people are claiming JSA, they should be requireded to attend the job centre 9-5 Monday to Friday. They can then be tasked with going out collecting litter, cutting the grass on roundabouts and parks etc, etc.
Rather than been paid cash they will receive a delivery of food every week, fresh food and Tesco Value range everything. No booze, no cigs, no Sky TV or PS3. If you want luxuries go and get a job to pay for them.
If people are claiming JSA, they should be requireded to attend the job centre 9-5 Monday to Friday. They can then be tasked with going out collecting litter, cutting the grass on roundabouts and parks etc, etc.
Rather than been paid cash they will receive a delivery of food every week, fresh food and Tesco Value range everything. No booze, no cigs, no Sky TV or PS3. If you want luxuries go and get a job to pay for them.
Also, if these people are being tasked with doing jobs for their benefits (which I think is a good idea) then when would they be expected to look for work? Would this be on their dinner hour perhaps as not everyone has broadband internet at home.
Agree with the food thing as your second point although I would suggest that vouchers be given which are redeemable for certain items. This would save delivery costs.
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