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condems want cheap labour
koiboy
Posts: 151 Forumite
I have some questions about this
1. who is going to pay the bus fares to this
2. do they provide a meal
3. what happens if you cannot physically do this work as you are disabled do you get sanctioned
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article-2059237/Jobseekers-fail-work-forced-voluntary-work-30-hours-week.html
1. who is going to pay the bus fares to this
2. do they provide a meal
3. what happens if you cannot physically do this work as you are disabled do you get sanctioned
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article-2059237/Jobseekers-fail-work-forced-voluntary-work-30-hours-week.html
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Transport costs are normally covered for work placements.
Would you be provided with a meal if you were sat at home?
Those who are not able to work would not be claiming JSA.0 -
Easy to eat cheaper at home than at work if there is no fridge to put food in like you have at home - you will then have to go out to buy something for lunchbobajob_1966 wrote: »Transport costs are normally covered for work placements.
Would you be provided with a meal if you were sat at home?
Those who are not able to work would not be claiming JSA.
Disabled people may be able to do certain job, just not all.0 -
Easy to eat cheaper at home than at work if there is no fridge to put food in like you have at home - you will then have to go out to buy something for lunch
Disabled people may be able to do certain job, just not all.
Have you not heard of sandwiches, or salad ... or are you suggesting that those in work eat out everyday?
If a disabled person is claiming JSA they will be assigned something suitable to their needs - the duty to provide reasonable adjustments applies to public bodies even more so than private employers.0 -
bobajob_1966 wrote: »Have you not heard of sandwiches, or salad ... or are you suggesting that those in work eat out everyday?
If a disabled person is claiming JSA they will be assigned something suitable to their needs - the duty to provide reasonable adjustments applies to public bodies even more so than private employers.
where do you put the sandwhich, in your bag for 6 hours?0 -
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I have had a fridge at my previous jobs so yeah that's where I'd put minebobajob_1966 wrote: »Yes!
What do you think that workers do everyday?0 -
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I am in the real world thanksbobajob_1966 wrote: »Welcome to the real world!0
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