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Old 09-11-2010, 18:16   #174
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Re: Unemployed could be forced to do compulsory manual labour

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If people are truly incapable of work then what makes them fear being assessed for the same? Is it not possible that someone's previous assessment of a person was wrong also?
Because I don't think the people doing the assessment are capable of doing up their shoe-laces let alone make a medical judjement.

Me, I'd love the job centre to actually help me instead of turning me away when I ask for help. So I await all the new rules and things with interest (Not just this one). I doubt even the job centre would be stupid enough to send me out litter picking or gardening, but maybe they could find me an accesible pc somewhere and I could do my time there.
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