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why should I work
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Why should I work when if I don't I get all my rent paid council tax paid and £120 every two weeks ,
But if I work for min wage full time I would only end up with £30 a week for my self which ain't anoth to live on
I'm also starting college in September and if I don't work I will have it all paid for me but if I'm working there would be no chance off me going to college and trying to make a better life for me ,
BEFORE YOU ALL START GOING MAD I'M JUST SAYING THIS TO SHOW THAT FOR SOME A LIFE ON BENITFITS IS THE ONLY CHOICE
(sorry about spelling :))
But if I work for min wage full time I would only end up with £30 a week for my self which ain't anoth to live on
I'm also starting college in September and if I don't work I will have it all paid for me but if I'm working there would be no chance off me going to college and trying to make a better life for me ,
BEFORE YOU ALL START GOING MAD I'M JUST SAYING THIS TO SHOW THAT FOR SOME A LIFE ON BENITFITS IS THE ONLY CHOICE
(sorry about spelling :))
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.sadly you are correct, If I hadn;'t knocked myself out 18 months ago after being made redundant I wouldn;t have a job now and I could sit at home all day and get my rent paid and council tax and probably live a very simple life with no stress and no worries about the cost of petrol and train fares.
But I think I would be bored. But I don't blame you at all, it is how it is,
But I think I would be bored. But I don't blame you at all, it is how it is,
I think katie is doing what she can given that she hasn't (I assume) gone down the having a baby to get benefits route, minimum wage if you are under 25 does not give you any working tax subsidy, I do not believe that anyone living off a single minimum wage can live very well, especially someone young. All they do is pay their bills, including travel expenses, it's a fact, it costs quite alot for people to go to work and by the time the tax and insurance is deducted, there won't be alot left.
I know what you mean, I've a friend who is much better off on benefits than if she worked - but it's a waste of a good brain. As sara says - it's our taxes pay your benefits, and ultimately our taxes which are paying your university fees on the pre-reg nursing course. You'll be a registered nurse in three years' time all being well - I sincerely hope you can get a job then, the NHS is shedding jobs hand over fist at the moment in an effort to save money. I understand where you're coming from, but it doesn't mean that the system is right.
Btw some of us who work full time don't have £30 left at the end of the week either...
Btw some of us who work full time don't have £30 left at the end of the week either...
If you are going to college I hope they are going to help with your lack of spelling skills as well. It is important for nurses to be able to spell properly so charts are readable etc.
///But if I work for min wage full time I would only end up with £30 a week for my self which ain't anoth to live on ///
'anoth' isn't a word, I think you mean 'enough'.
Good luck with your studies.
///But if I work for min wage full time I would only end up with £30 a week for my self which ain't anoth to live on ///
'anoth' isn't a word, I think you mean 'enough'.
Good luck with your studies.