Barely started a new job and don't think I can do it. Advice on reclaiming benefits,

whatihavedone

ILW wrote: »

Odd that you are happy to take the benefits partly paid for by the people doing mixed shifts etc.
Shameful attitude.

You have no idea of my past and what I've contributed to society.

Troll somewhere else.

markwilkinson

whatihavedone wrote: »

It's clearly not healthy and not everyone is the same. I can't believe you're throwing that at me like the others.

To be honest, your coming across as someone who doesn't really want to work and would rather go back to getting free tax payers money.

Hardly surprising your getting a frosty reception!

dktreesea

shop-to-drop wrote: »

Just look for another job while you are doing this one. No need to go back to unemployed again to look for something else.

I agree with this advice. Now you have a job, you will probably find it much easier to get something else that suits you better. There's plenty of people who would rather spend their nights sleeping rather than working. You're not alone in not liking shift work. You just need to start applying for other stuff. The good part is, if you are working at night you will be free for interviews during some part of the day.

gb12345

whatihavedone wrote: »

Troll somewhere else.

Sounds to me like you're the troll.

Either that or a sour benefit scrounger who is upset at being forced to get off their lazy !!!! and work like the rest of us have to.

whatihavedone

markwilkinson wrote: »

To be honest, your coming across as someone who doesn't really want to work and would rather go back to getting free tax payers money.

Hardly surprising your getting a frosty reception!

You're. Meaning you are.

I would educate you about the rest but it's not worth my time. I'm just gonna sit until someone actually answers this now instead of replying to people who have the mentality I mentioned before.

hcb42

whatihavedone wrote: »

I understand that if you are sacked or walk out, you won't be entitled to any benefits. Could they decide that I'm not suitable for the job if I say that I won't be happy doing night shifts? And would this then mean I'm ok to sign back on and look for a more suitable job?

No.

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Opinion

You were "forced" to take the job? Did they steal your contract, sign it, post it back, then physically pick you up and take you to work?

No. Exactly.

Just admit that it was easier to sit on your !!!! collecting benefits than working for a pay slip.

paddedjohn

OP either give the full story or we will assume that you are just a lazy scrounger who wants to leech off the rest of us. You say we dont know your past, no we dont, all we know is what you have told us and that is that you dont want to work.

Dogger69

whatihavedone wrote: »

You're. Meaning you are.

I would educate you about the rest but it's not worth my time. I'm just gonna sit until someone actually answers this now instead of replying to people who have the mentality I mentioned before.

If you're going to pick someone up on their spelling, I would suggest you do not follow that with slang/ text speak such as "gonna"

markwilkinson

whatihavedone wrote: »

I'm just going to sit.....

Sounds like your favourite position.