condems want cheap labour

bobajob_1966

LadyMissA wrote: »

I am in the real world thanks

You're clearly not if you think everyone has access to a fridge at work!

LadyMissA

bobajob_1966 wrote: »

You're clearly not if you think everyone has access to a fridge at work!

Oh but I know it's cheaper to eat at home when you are doing lunch for more than one person than it is to make a full sandwhich for one person.

hcb42

i dont think so.

If i was at home for lunch for more than just me, it would be a darn site nicer than the wrap i take each day, with two lettuce leaves and a slice of cheap ham!

LadyMissA

I love this bit of the article

'If people who are fit for employment, still haven’t managed to find a job after the intensive support provided by the Work Programme, we want them to do community work and get into the habit and routine of work.'

Wonder what the intensive support is? LOL The WP is a joke!

LadyMissA

hcb42 wrote: »

i dont think so.

If i was at home for lunch for more than just me, it would be a darn site nicer than the wrap i take each day, with two lettuce leaves and a slice of cheap ham!

then maybe you have the £ for a good lunch. Mine was half a french stick and crab paste

bobajob_1966

LadyMissA wrote: »

Oh but I know it's cheaper to eat at home when you are doing lunch for more than one person than it is to make a full sandwhich for one person.

I think you'll find that 'a full sandwich' costs the same per person irrespective of how many you make! :T

LadyMissA

bobajob_1966 wrote: »

I think you'll find that 'a full sandwich' costs the same per person irrespective of how many you make! :T

yes PER PERSON but at home when there is me and my mum we have one between us and half a tin of soup

CFC

LadyMissA wrote: »

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.

How about you just stop moaning in the WORK forum and go and moan in the benefits forum or back in The Arms?

With your attitude I am genuinely glad you'll be finding yourself doing something constructive when your turn comes at it, perhaps it will help you to get out of yourself.

fawd1

best idea I've heard in a long while. I've always thought there should be a programme like this. After all, if you're claiming JSA, you should be free to spend 30 hours plus per week working. About time people were made to do something useful, especially when you keep in miind this is after 2 years, so more for the long term unemployed, than someone having a run of bad luck!

LadyMissA

CFC wrote: »

How about you just stop moaning in the WORK forum and go and moan in the benefits forum or back in The Arms?

With your attitude I am genuinely glad you'll be finding yourself doing something constructive when your turn comes at it, perhaps it will help you to get out of yourself.

what is the Arms?