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on caring The legacy of Benefit Busters Benefit Busters, episode 2 Let's not get hysterical BB2 - Preview clips Getting your retaliation in first Playing with figures Reflections Reviews of the programme Benefit Busters, episode 1 Benefit Busters - a preview And now America - tomorrow the world Leicester CLAC - the report and a correction "Firms in fraud probe set for Whitehall cash" Volunteer with A4e! Benefit Busters Prison

Interesting links on A4e Doncaster featured Benefit Busters Series 1, Episode 1 that was shown on Channel 4 last Thursday night.  A4e Benefit Busters Single

blogs for 'housing benefit ' Surviving on a shoestring? Stuck in the benefits trap? Why not share your experiences with the world From our experience, the assumption that people living on benefits don’t want to work simply isn’t t Where's the benefit... in the budget? [Crossposted to Where's the benefit where I am one of the team.] This week, the Institute for Fiscal Putting housing back into homelessness This is one of the favourite sayings of John Holmstrom,

where if you are on benefits you can receive an expensive house in a smart area that many working families could not afford. Comment by Homeless Harry — July 23, 2010 @ 10:15 am Reply http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/jul/23/housing-benefit-cuts-hit-poorest Housing benefit cuts will leave poorest £600 worse off Housing benefit changes will hit unemployed people hardest, and pensioners and low-paid workers will also be affected Housing

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are claiming unemployment benefit. Some say that New Deal was designed with this in mind, to allow the Government to release lower figures for unemployment. However the NDYP has led to a considerable decrease in JSA claims for 18-24 year olds. Statistics of NDYP states that almost 1 in 3 people on NDYP leave benefits without securing a job or receiving education or training. 42.89% went in to employment (no mention of sustainability), 25.84% stayed on benefits and 31.27% never reclaimed

staff. As highlighted on the Benefit Busters series, in particular the second Episode, not only is the environment for jobseekers extremely bad natured but the treatment by staff is. A to Z of New Deal: B is for Boredom! Whether you are 18, 30 or 60 you will find the disorganised 13 Week New Deal courses very boring. Episode 2 of Benefit Busters clearly highlights sticking a pool of people into overcrowded rooms without a timetable doing 30 hours a week of “intensive job search”.

Very interesting. On benefit busters didn’t one of the advisors slag off clients too at A4e? unemployedrabbit Says: 17/10/2009 at 7:41 pm | Reply I wouldn’t be suprised. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) E-mail (will not be published) (required) Website Notify me of follow-up comments via email. Notify me of