i dont think they even care. This is about being tough on 'scroungers'. It hasnothing to do with helping .Jesus Christ that is harsh
Where are these jobs supposed to be coming from
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Unlike the TV's paid for by parliamentary expenses, along with everything else the likes of Philip Davies enjoys.
_angel_
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Is this ignorance on the journalists part or ignorance on the DWPs part? As a carer claiming Income Support is not obliged or expected to look for work, just go for interviews where they are patronised into being shown how much better it would be if they didn't take care of a sick person for nearly nothing.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Jesus Christ that is harsh
Where are these jobs supposed to be coming from
Also, can you imagine the deluge of irrelevant applications employers will be flooded with when trying to hire someone - you'd need some kind of agreement between companies and jobseekers over a secret "just throw this away without reading code"or everything would grind to a halt.
I found the last paragraph extra
Aside from making my best cross face at the compulsory treatment issue, i had no idea that therapy sessions sorted literary problems.
i'm more concerned with the wellbeing of the jobseekers than whether Mr Asda gets more applications than he can contend with.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
It's not going to help anyone get jobs just making reams and reams of paper to be shredded, and will encourage things like dodgy in-house appointments and nepotism by employers because they've had to stop paper applications and only accept applications by email which they then auto-delete.
Eight hours a day of job applications multiplied by the number of unemployed people, facilitated by the odd out-of-work IT guy who creates a program for automatic creation of applications based on a feed from employee websites? It's nothing more than an idea for a spam factory.
_angel_
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I think reading between the lines, the job centre staff may sign them on everyday then send them out to "job seek" because there is literally not enough room in the building for them all to be in there at one time.
It could be a genius stroke for unemployed people to join together, though. I thought this was just the sort of thing tories were trying to do away with (unity, people getting together etc).
It could be a genius stroke for unemployed people to join together, though. I thought this was just the sort of thing tories were trying to do away with (unity, people getting together etc).
we don't even know what facilities will be offered: transport costs, catering, toilets even?
Every day, a new low.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...titude-tests-employment-minister-reveals.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...titude-tests-employment-minister-reveals.html
See, I do believe that support can be effective in helping people get back to work.
I don't believe that what the jobcentre will be offering will be good enough quality or effective enough to do anything except make a few people think, sod this, I'd rather be sitting on a till in Tescos than listening to this shit. And that's the only way that this stuff will be effective and (I think) the only way that it's meant to be effective.
I don't believe that what the jobcentre will be offering will be good enough quality or effective enough to do anything except make a few people think, sod this, I'd rather be sitting on a till in Tescos than listening to this shit. And that's the only way that this stuff will be effective and (I think) the only way that it's meant to be effective.
Who will be conduicting these tests?
NoXion
Craicy the Squirrel
Probably some spivvy private company, if past performance is anything to go by.
Considering that the DWP has previous for mandating that people take useless tests, this latest news shows that they haven't learned their lesson (or that they've learned precisely the wrong ones!).
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
There aren't any, unless they're being plucked out of Iain Dunked-in Shit's arse (like most DWP policies).Jesus Christ that is harsh
Where are these jobs supposed to be coming from
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Although if the employers get pissed off greatly enough by having to divert resources to sorting constant floods of speculative applications, they might give Dunked-in Shit a toe punt to the nads for costing them profit.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
The purpose it serves is to give the DWP an ongoing dataset that they can manipulate to show...well, anything the bovine cunts want them to show, sadly.
J Ed
Follow Back Pro Expropriation
Jesus fucking H fucking Christ! 
That Tory MP Philip Davies is an odious creep, he also thinks disabled people should be paid less.
Like a lot of NL/Tory ideas/policy on welfare, this is bordering on Stalinism, the old eastern bloc apparatchiks would recognise this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-28124674
The BBC haven't yet covered this, but strangely they did cover another You Gov survey on sickies, I've complained and they acknowledged it should be covered,
not sure about the 200'00 people beaten up figure though, how did they get that?
benefits for the rich, capitalism for the poor.
same as it ever was
same as it ever was
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
why should anyone believe you with no link, you could have edited it or even made it up entirely
i'm not stalking you, get over yourself.
posts without links are often challenged as people like to see the source/evidence for themselves
don't you?
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