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for). This is 125 sanctions per a month ; 29 sanctions each week or to break it down completely, 6 sanctions each working day (5 day week Mon-Fri). Reflection From 2000 to April 2004, there were 193,300 sanctions making a rough figure of 48,325 sanctions per year . After April 2004 (up until April 2009) there were 486,520 sanctions making a rough figure of 121,630 per year . This is an increase of 60% in sanctions . Flexible New Deal The Conservatives claim they

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— Customers can be sanctioned (ie benefit suspended) if they fail to engage with the regime (which mirrors the current arrangements in existing New Deal Options), or can be disentitled (ie benefit claim ended) if they fail to meet the conditions of the benefit, like being available for work and actively seeking work. — The Decision Making and Appeals process for fND will be no different to what we already have in place for both existing contracted provision or indeed for

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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

One thing about these sanctions that I’m curious about is what would happen if after getting a job whilst on FND I turned around and forced them to kick me off the course for turning up drunk or something? Does anyone know if they would still get their 60% payment from the government? Reply Comment by Flexible New Deal on November 21, 2009 3:27 pm It is all on a contractual 12 month course plus a few weeks period afterwards. It doesn’t matter

To be changed with our own copy of such. Current New Deal Provider Guidance Chapter 1 - Introduction (48KB) Chapter 2 - Delivering Jobcentre Plus

for me with benefit sanction threat thrown in for good measure backfired on the jc as i didnt get any of these jobs mainly because i ensured i didnt get considered(unbeknown to the jobcentre) and also because the jobs they selected i couldnt do them anyway example admin asst human resources raf leuchars jd said must have prev admin exp sales asst working in william hill bookies i cant do betting odds museum assistant in golf museum st andrews when i phoned i was asked if i