@boris1gary wrote:That job find is a rort, unemployed people forced to attend - then forced to sit around using slow computer's to apply for jobs that often don't exist, or even worse - forced to trudge around town going into shop's that aren't employing to ask for a job to be told, oh you have to apply online and i don't think we are taking on anyone at the moment. How humiliating.
Welfare payments need to be increased, can't see it happening.
Boris, you think that welfare payments should be increased.
For the younger ones on the dole, who believe they shouldnt have to work, as the govt. is paying them to do nothing and alot have that attitude, they use their money for drugs, alcohol etc.........do you think their payment should be increased?
@purple_haize wrote:
@boris1gary wrote:That job find is a rort, unemployed people forced to attend - then forced to sit around using slow computer's to apply for jobs that often don't exist, or even worse - forced to trudge around town going into shop's that aren't employing to ask for a job to be told, oh you have to apply online and i don't think we are taking on anyone at the moment. How humiliating.
Welfare payments need to be increased, can't see it happening.
Boris, you think that welfare payments should be increased.
For the younger ones on the dole, who believe they shouldnt have to work, as the govt. is paying them to do nothing and alot have that attitude, they use their money for drugs, alcohol etc.........do you think their payment should be increased?
After living with a bunch of young people and having young adults myself I can honestly say I don't know any who would rather live on the dole. They like money too much to settle for next to nothing.
In my opinion, "work for the dole" won't work unless it is set up and administered by highly intelligent and highly trained people who know exactly what they are doing for the unemployed, rather than against them.
How would that work? It most likely wouldn't. The problem seems to be that short term or long term unemployed people are often all thrown under the bus into the same category.
Pick up any paper on any day and there it is, thousands thrown out of work and it has been going on for a long time.
The problems are bigger than the solutions to unemployment on a global scale, let alone smaller country populations. Governments can invent unpaid jobs and call it volunteering, but that's not long term reality either.
@freakiness wrote:
@purple_haize wrote:
@boris1gary wrote:That job find is a rort, unemployed people forced to attend - then forced to sit around using slow computer's to apply for jobs that often don't exist, or even worse - forced to trudge around town going into shop's that aren't employing to ask for a job to be told, oh you have to apply online and i don't think we are taking on anyone at the moment. How humiliating.
Welfare payments need to be increased, can't see it happening.
Boris, you think that welfare payments should be increased.
For the younger ones on the dole, who believe they shouldnt have to work, as the govt. is paying them to do nothing and alot have that attitude, they use their money for drugs, alcohol etc.........do you think their payment should be increased?
After living with a bunch of young people and having young adults myself I can honestly say I don't know any who would rather live on the dole. They like money too much to settle for next to nothing.
You obviously dont live around where I live..& have lived, the young dont want to work, they are content to live on the dole, as long as they have their money every fortnight to buy what ever they want, they are happy with that............NOT all young ones want a job!
