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date: Sun, 2 Dec 2007 14:12:11 -0800 (PST),    group: uk.gov.social-security        back       
Re: Jobcentre Plus New Deal   
On 2 Dec, 21:01, "Niteawk"  wrote:
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> > On 2 Dec, 17:58, "Niteawk"  wrote:
> >>  wrote in message
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> >>news:6dc38dc4-77e6-4f9d-8980-c4b343d38bcb@e4g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
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> >> > I agree with you that sometimes it seems as though the staff are
> >> > winding you up for the fun of it. Maybe to make their dull lives
> >> > exciting perhaps? I do sympathise about the abuse that some of them
> >> > have to take; and it shouldn't be.
>
> >> Why? the only time they get abuse is when they screw up and fail to
> >> recognise or ignore who they are dealing with. You leave a man with 3
> >> children to feed without money for food and see what happens, I have seen
> >> it
> >> ;) you are asking for trouble. Like any job you can make life easy or
> >> hard
> >> for yourself. If I worked for the DWP, I would make sure that people I
> >> dealt
> >> with got paid, thats all you have to do to avoid any unpleasantness. Its
> >> of
> >> no interest to me why they are out of work or what they are doing to find
> >> work, all I have to do is verify their details so I can access their
> >> claim
> >> and sort it. Its a very easy job to do isnt it, a trained chimp could do
> >> it.
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> >> But you are always going to come into contact with some jobsworth who
> >> wants
> >> to humiliate you and deals with claimants in a manner like its their
> >> money
> >> and they are paying you out of their own pocket. They are the ones who
> >> cause
> >> the trouble, so be it on their heads. They deserve all the hassle they
> >> get
> >> IMO.
>
> >> .
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> > They also get abuse when they don't do what people want. Even when
> > they cannot do what people want.
>
> > For every jobsworth there's also going to be someone who insists on
> > having things done their way.
>
> Which brings us back to where we started. People like that should not be on
> JSA but they are stuck with it by ignorant JC/ND staff. This is just another
> example of how the system fails people, dealing with mentally ill people
> when they should not be on JSA at all. Put them on disability and get rid,
> thats what should happen. If you think you can get people like that into
> work then you are crazier than they are.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -

Should not be on JSA?
Why? Is there another unemployment benefit they can claim instead?

And why stick them on disability if they aren't ill or disabled? Yes,
there is a little extra money on incapacity benefit, but lose some of
the freebies that people on JSA get.
And further reduces chances of finding work - taking on someone from
the dole is less risky than taking on someone who is on the sick, for
an employer.

And are you certain that 'people like that' shouldn't have the same
chance to get into work as anyone else?

Martin  <><
date: Sun, 2 Dec 2007 14:12:11 -0800 (PST)   author:   unknown

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