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Did He Look Hard Enough
must be true it is in the torygraph
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/ukn ews/106 15691/M an-lose s-benef its-aft er-prom oting-h imself- for-wor k-with- placard .html
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"I hate being unemployed, all I want is to work and get money to live a comfortable life. I was in a job for 10 years before I was made In employment for 10 years. This man was not a shirker. I think it says more about the person who stopped his benefit than it does about Mr Paul Hyde
13:27 Tue 11th Feb 2014
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It's an assumption rather than knowledge, to be sure. All we have to go on at the moment is Mr. Hyde's version of events, and he's placed some emphasis on the placard and the "not handing in CVs" as more of a side-note. It could have been the other way round; certainly one would have thought that, as long as he was also doing other things to look for a job, walking around with a sign shouldn't be a major issue.
It seems terribly unfair.
Some of the other job seekers will have posted off their five random CVs on Monday morning, for jobs they know they won't get, and then settled down to watch the telly.
And there's Ross Kemp, actor, TV presenter, painter and decorator, out on the streets, offering himself for work. And he gets penalised.
If he'd stuck to picking up his Benefits and watching Jeremy Kyle, he'd have been okay.
Some of the other job seekers will have posted off their five random CVs on Monday morning, for jobs they know they won't get, and then settled down to watch the telly.
And there's Ross Kemp, actor, TV presenter, painter and decorator, out on the streets, offering himself for work. And he gets penalised.
If he'd stuck to picking up his Benefits and watching Jeremy Kyle, he'd have been okay.
Yes I'd agree with the assessment of "unfair". In the last few years rules for JSA have been tightened up: a requirement to attend the Job Centres more regularly, and to do far more per week. Than previously. It's likely that this will end up in some cases doing little about those who know how to "play the system" (meet the minimum requirements), and instead hurting some of the genuine jobseekers.
Ummmm, he might have transport, and as a painter and decorator I would assume he has the tools of his trade. If I were his customer I'd be happy to buy the materials and then pay him to do the job. He's waiting for someone to give him a job, but in his position I'd have a go at going it alone. You don't know what you can do until you try - and I know plenty who've done it.
other people have tried to get jobs by holding boards and for some it pays off
the link for a manchester man i have been unable to find but this link shows some more
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