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Originally Posted by Ramrod
I suspect that the idea of this is to make proper paid work more appealing than the unpaid option. Get the long term unemployed (who have no intention of working) off their arses and into work.....
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Say a claimant that was on this course. they turned up everyday on time and did outstanding work. work worthy of someone being paid a full weeks wage?
what happens to him or her when they go back to normal of not meeting the expectations of looking for work. do we send them back to do another 30 hours of outstanding work for £65?
(£170 if being paid the legal minimum wage)
or are we not expecting outstanding work from them in the first place, so we're actually eventually rather shocked that this and other persons are doing this constantly for a mere £65 a week?