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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
I'm quite sure I've clearly stated that my stance applies to the long term unemployed. But that wouldn't fit your arguement so therefore you will ignore it.
How about after six months of receiving benefits people are expected to begin to make a contribution? That gives the genuine people a good chance to find gainful employment?
The jobs are there, they may not be peoples ideal role, but they're still there.
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But the contribution shouldn't be working for Tesco's doing the job that should pay a wage. and encourages these companies not to employ anybody 'normally' as they have no need to because there's a never ending line of benefit scroungers to choose from.
making a contribution to society.
just how are they keeping you, me and him happy by working for Tesco's?
is it just the satisfaction that they are being punished?