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UK Ltd , Flexible New Deal , FND 6 comments: Jack said... I really don't understand why ex-offenders are on FND anyway. Whilst I don't know his circumstances, I would want to know if the person sat next to me on a FND course is an ex-offender.In any case I thought ex-offenders had NACRO, or whatever it is called to help them reintergrate into society and help them with housing and employment. If I end up on FND I will certainly ask the

it's an even better fit with FND, if the deal with Tomlinson is anything to go by. The article doesn't say whether the new staff are coming from the FND client list, but it would make sense. Posted by historian at 00:31 5 comments Labels: A4e , FND , Lawrence Tomlinson , Medex Training Thursday, 8 October 2009 Is FND finished? The Flexible New Deal

Serco - FND provider for Manchester and surrounds (4 posts) (2 voices) Started 1 month ago by smurfinator Latest reply from smurfinator Tags: amazing Armstrong Learning euromillions FND Peopleserve positive experience Serco thumbs-up tng smurfinator Member I do believe they only recently took over as the umbrella

FND - may cause loss of private insurance entitlement. (1 post) (1 voice) Started 4 months ago by No Benes Tags: flexible new deal No Benes Member It looks like I'm about to go in to Stage 4 (FND) but although I am claiming JSA in stopped 6 moths ago because my wife earns too much. I'm fully paid up on NI contribution (30 years) so that doesn't

– Since starting on FND I’ve applied for over 100 vacancies, and only received two replies – both of which were “Thanks but no Thanks”. As for your situation regarding FND – Unfortunately if you fail to attend your appointment, the FND Provider you’ve been sent to can, and most likely will, contact the JobCentre, to let them know. Which FND Provider are you with? According to the guidelines for Flexible New Deal, you’re supposed to be

interview got started, my FND Advisor (I’m sorry, I don’t believe in the concept of a Career Coach, so I’m not going to refer to the member of A4E that I’ll be working with, as such, and instead sticking with FND Advisor) told me a little bit about what the whole FND Programme is all about. And it’s at this point, where I’m slightly unsure as to the process. I’ll bullit point some of the main points, then expand upon them in greater detail. The

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contract have to follow the FND course to the letter. Does the FND Subcontractor in my case Beacon need to have me called in every two weeks. And is the 4 week work introduction scheme apply here also Also when does My sentence end. The day I was refered to A4E or the Day I 3was refered to Beacon Like or Dislike: 0 0 Reply to this comment 9 Gerry Attric says: April 5th 2010 at 3:40 pm Well done FND, you have identified their weak

say, you started FND in Dec, if you signed off in Mar and signed back on in Sep or Oct you could be stuck on workfare instead of FND? Comment by Flexible New Deal — March 14, 2010 @ 9:52 pm Reply The way it was explained to me is that once you start FND you have to complete a total of 12 months no matter what. So as I understand it the person in your example would be sent staight back to FND to finish his remaining 8 months of FND after signing on

can expect from you.” (FNDI 10/09). It begin with  two pages explaining what the FND is. One page on what we can expect from you. That is   responsibilities  we owe to the DWP and the ‘Provider’. Then “What happens if you don’t meet your responsibilities”?” Answer: Sanctions . Seven pages  ( Page 7 to 13), from a total of 14,  about them. Ends with “How to make a complaint.” On Page 2 there is some stuff about ’service

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we now have TNG here with FND… lol JustleftTNG Says: 09/01/2010 at 1:30 am | Reply After escaping the utter misery that is TNG, I have now found myself with an appointment later this month about FND… however, due to circumstances at home of a serious nature, my health means that it probably won’t happen. Congrats on getting out and good luck! Escape from TNG, Hello New Deal | Flexible New Deal Blog

we now have TNG here with FND… lol JustleftTNG Says: 09/01/2010 at 1:30 am | Reply After escaping the utter misery that is TNG, I have now found myself with an appointment later this month about FND… however, due to circumstances at home of a serious nature, my health means that it probably won’t happen. Congrats on getting out and good luck! Escape from TNG, Hello New Deal | Flexible New Deal Blog

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