After the Work Programme

AP007

csmw wrote: »

you mean the post that you edited when i pointed it out lamo...err ok

I never took off anything saying I was above working in a warehouse at all - do not say I did.

AP007

donnajunkie wrote: »

from signing? bank holidays are often on a monday.

Oh right well I thought you just sign the next day. I have not been excused at all as far as I can remember unless Xmas was on a Friday.

csmw

donnajunkie wrote: »

it just means they get a job ahead of someone who actually wants one. if it doesnt reduce the overall figures its pointless. if it hits innocent people it is wrong. am i going to have to use my murder scenario again? i guess i am. you have 100 people in a room. you know for sure 5 are guilty of murder but have no wya of knowing who. what do you do?
i would love to know what percentage of sanctioned people find a job while sanctioned? i do mean an actual job and not just sign off.

I guess it could be requested under freedom of information.

donnajunkie

AP007 wrote: »

Oh right well I thought you just sign the next day. I have not been excused at all as far as I can remember unless Xmas was on a Friday.

here anyone who signs between xmas eve and the new year bank holiday are excused.

csmw

AP007 wrote: »

I never took off anything saying I was above working in a warehouse at all - do not say I did.

Ermmmm ok!!!! Pinocchio


I can see why your advisor put you on a BAU caseload

AP007

csmw wrote: »

Ermmmm ok!!!! Pinocchio


I can see why your advisor put you on a BAU caseload

Tell me what I put then if you can remember?

BAU? Why would that be? They had never met me before and neither have you!! Like I said she told me 'I CAN NOT HELP YOU'

The National Careers Service agreed as I saw a bloke on the same day.

csmw

AP007 wrote: »

Tell me what I put then if you can remember?

BAU? Why would that be? They had never met me before and neither have you!!

And nor would I want to thanks.

AP007

csmw wrote: »

And nor would I want to thanks.

That's fine be me as I can tell what kind of person you are - your kids must be proud of you!

csmw

AP007 wrote: »

That's fine be me as I can tell what kind of person you are - your kids must be proud of you!

They are thanks, they know that their single mum goes to work to make sure they are fed and clothed. They know that mum supports those who are less fortunate and takes action against those who abuse the system and make it more difficult for the genuine one's.


So yeah they are very proud

KevInChester

I do think there are some good workers at the job centre, CSMW seems to be one of them in all fairness. Though there are some who seem to revel in the power that they have. I was pushed very close to the brink thanks to one who did all in their power to sanction me despite me doing over and above what was requested. I even said I wouldn't mind if they put me on a work placement somewhere (was already sorting out charity work).

AP007, to be honest you do seem to have a major attitude problem. I suspect this is coming across even in your CV. I find it staggering that you can't find some sort of voluntary work.