ChatterBank1 min ago
Surely The Workshy Could Fill These Vacancies
And if not, why not ?
UK job vacancies at record high as wages pick up https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/b usiness -582410 06
It would go some way to get the economy moving again
UK job vacancies at record high as wages pick up https:/
It would go some way to get the economy moving again
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I never known many people who do want to go to work, or fill a job they don't like. The point is the state is providing money to them for doing nothing at all. So either work for it or lose it, simple as that. This country finds more reasons for not making them work for it, then good reasons for them to do so. If you don't work, you don't eat, no ifs or buts.
So teacake44 you want them to steal (costing the state money) or starve and become ill (ditto)? Illustrious people who have stolen to eat include Daniel Craig and The Rolling Stones. Or they'd beg for money or victuals - a young Michael Caine - https:/ /www.go ogle.co .uk/boo ks/edit ion/Wha t_s_It_ All_Abo ut/H8Vb QbS7n78 C?hl=en &gb pv=1&am p;dq=mi chael+c aine+sa ndwiche s+fresh &pg =PA117& amp;pri ntsec=f rontcov er Admittedly he was in France and had no work permit.
If the Jobcentre has reason to doubt a claimant has done enough to look for work, is available for work, has either refused to apply for or accept employment without good reason, they will refer the matter to a Decision Maker (DM).
If the DM agrees with the referral, benefit can be disallowed (JSA) or sanctioned (JSA stopped, UC reduced) for a fixed period dependent upon any previous sanctions.
If the DM agrees with the referral, benefit can be disallowed (JSA) or sanctioned (JSA stopped, UC reduced) for a fixed period dependent upon any previous sanctions.
I should also point out to Bobbisox1 that, while we can say what we want fairly anonymously on here, "All this binary twaddle is a step too far" is unlikely to thrill employers. Although she is I presume retired she may want to make this clear to younger relatives. I have used the word 'cuckoo' for 'mad' but not in polite company.
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