probably just as well he doesn't - they'll probably do him for fraud!My mate lost his dole for not turned up for his work focussed interview.....
cos he was at work!!
I found that pretty amusing. And he didn't even have the sense to appeal
probably just as well he doesn't - they'll probably do him for fraud!My mate lost his dole for not turned up for his work focussed interview.....
cos he was at work!!
I found that pretty amusing. And he didn't even have the sense to appeal
probably just as well he doesn't - they'll probably do him for fraud!
Mothers would be told to look for work when their youngest child reaches the age of one under a White Paper unveiled this month by the Work and Pensions Secretary, James Purnell. The report, 'Work and Well-being Over Time: Lone Mothers and Their Children', is the third part of a major long-term study based on interviews with mothers who return to work.
I wonder if the tories will reverse this make-parents-of-tiny-babies-work, or that will get conveniently forgotten/ increased.
Forcing a single parent to put a baby of one year into daycare for up to 10 or so hours a day is not good for either parent or baby. I mean that's even if you actually assume there even is a childcare place for everyone that wants it.
If you can't spend some time at home with your mum/ dad when you're one year old, when can you?
Forcing a single parent to put a baby of one year into daycare for up to 10 or so hours a day is not good for either parent or baby. I mean that's even if you actually assume there even is a childcare place for everyone that wants it.
I wonder if the tories will reverse this make-parents-of-tiny-babies-work, or that will get conveniently forgotten/ increased.
Forcing a single parent to put a baby of one year into daycare for up to 10 or so hours a day is not good for either parent or baby. I mean that's even if you actually assume there even is a childcare place for everyone that wants it.
If you can't spend some time at home with your mum/ dad when you're one year old, when can you?
can you get daycare for kids that young?I wonder if the tories will reverse this make-parents-of-tiny-babies-work, or that will get conveniently forgotten/ increased.
Forcing a single parent to put a baby of one year into daycare for up to 10 or so hours a day is not good for either parent or baby. I mean that's even if you actually assume there even is a childcare place for everyone that wants it.
If you can't spend some time at home with your mum/ dad when you're one year old, when can you?
Of course, the corollary to this, if it is enacted, will be right-wingers chuntering on about single mums deliberately churning out more and more brats, just to avoid work.
I wonder if the tories will reverse this make-parents-of-tiny-babies-work, or that will get conveniently forgotten/ increased.
Forcing a single parent to put a baby of one year into daycare for up to 10 or so hours a day is not good for either parent or baby. I mean that's even if you actually assume there even is a childcare place for everyone that wants it.
If you can't spend some time at home with your mum/ dad when you're one year old, when can you?
How's that time travelling moral guardian advice giving machine working out for you? Those new Hindsight-is-20-20 shades doing the business?On the other hand maybe a single parent shouldn't have a kid if they need to rely on the state as soon after the kids birth.
On the other hand maybe a single parent shouldn't have a kid if they need to rely on the state as soon after the kids birth.
can you get daycare for kids that young?
Can the government?
This plan is doomed to failure as they must know there aren't the places available (nevermind having to subsidise childcare for the parents who will be forced to attend JC 'outings' in the guise of looking for work, or working for the soon-to-be-frozen NMW).
THis government seems to be having a closing down sale...on sanity.
On the other hand maybe a single parent shouldn't have a kid if they need to rely on the state as soon after the kids birth.
And to make the world even crueller, Gordon Brown has expressed his strong opposition to assisted suicide.
So, not only do they want to make the world a cruel and disease ridden place, they want to make it inescapable.
On the other hand maybe a single parent shouldn't have a kid if they need to rely on the state as soon after the kids birth.
How's that time travelling moral guardian advice giving machine working out for you? Those new Hindsight-is-20-20 shades doing the business?
coulda woulda shoulda.
Maybe look at the person who left, rather than appropriating all the blame on the person remaining to do the job.
Is that because the majority of single parents ,within the first year of birth, have both the partner and the resources needed to raise a child disapear,if not then what's your point?
What about the other cases which aren't as simple as a bad partner leaving.
This country has the 12th longest coastline of any country in the world. In short, plenty of cliffs
On the other hand maybe a single parent shouldn't have a kid if they need to rely on the state as soon after the kids birth.
Often the need is unpredictable, for example with reference to the continuing scandal of companies whose female employees take maternity leave misbehaving and/or trying to avoid their duties to returning employees.
Then there are people who just won't employ mothers and sometimes, even, women!
And anyway, I don't see why it should be the children that suffer because of financial penalties on their parents....
Yep, and as long as they don't come out and actually state that they don't want to employ mothers or women in general, then there's not a damn thing that can be done about it, either.