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basing their ideas for the unemployed on Australia’s “work for the dole” projects.”   Here . Comments (4) October 12, 2009 Youth unemployment Heads to One Million. Filed under: Government , unemployment , Welfare State — Tags: Youth unemployment — Andrew Coates @ 10:14 am From the Observer (Here ),  “The government’s record on youth unemployment will come under intense

Ipswich Unemployed Action. October 12, 2009 Youth Unemployment Heads to One Million. Filed under: Government , Unemployment , Welfare State — Tags: Youth Unemployment — Andrew Coates @ 10:14 am From the Observer (Here ),  “The government’s record on youth Unemployment will come under intense scrutiny this week amid fears that the number of jobless 16 to 24-year-olds will rise through the one-million barrier.

4 programme on the way the unemployed are portrayed in the Daily Mail.But not much chance of that, the unemployed and the underclass are rarely part of the panel of so-called experts whenever there is a discussion on unemployment or social policy. 4 January 2010 08:48 Telly Tastic said... By the looks of it 2010 could be a bumper year for TV and radio programmes on unemployment. The actor Larry Lamb (Eastenders and Gavin & Stacey) is apparently doing a

And finally -- the unemployment figures which came out in recent days included the fact that "l ong-term unemployment, covering those out of work for more than a year, increased by 37,000 in the quarter to December to 663,000, also the highest figure since 1997. " (Channel 4 news). So what is the point of New Deal? Posted by historian at 07:27 Labels: A4e , A4e Insight , Manchester College , New Deal , PADA , prison education

So it has been a hot topic in the recent week.... Benefit Busters at A4e Doncaster. I have already expressed disappointment regarding the low outcome by A4e

It will be Greater Manchester Job Seekers who will be first in line to suffer a mandatory 6 months of 40 hours per week work in return of their benefits. This

Another criticism is that unemployed people attending the Options stage of the NDYP are not counted towards the Government's official figures for people of working age who 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

a job - pushing the total UK unemployment figure up to 2.95m by 2012. Worse still, it thinks this number will remain pretty steady until 201 Continue Reading » 4. Letter to DWP On Work Programme. Sent by E-Mail this Morning. Dear DWP Ministers,   Ipswich unemployment Action is a lively Blog run by the unemployed (http://intensiveactivity.wordpress.com/).   It posts news and comments (many hundreds) on issues to

in order to get them off the unemployment figures for a few weeks. Leave a Comment » | New Deal | Tagged: New Deal , unemployment , unemployed , patronising , tedium | Permalink Posted by unemployedrabbit « Previous Entries You are currently browsing the unemployed Rabbit: the New Deal experience blog archives for July, 2009. Archives January 2010

New Deal , placement , tng , unemployed , unemployment | Permalink Posted by unemployedrabbit TNG sign in day: The goose laying square eggs 30/11/2009 What a good start to the day, the bus arrived at the TNG rented offices only to find that despite it being Utterly Bloody Freezing, none of the staff had arrived and the shutters were down. A staff member then appeared and let everyone in. I would like to point out that one of

Upward Variation UB Unemployment Benefit UBO Unemployment Benefit Office UCP Urgent Case Payment UEL Upper Earnings Limit UG Unified Grade UG6/7 Unified Grade 6/7 UK United Kingdom (Great Britain and Northern Ireland) UNSUPP Unemployability Supplement UMB Unit Managers Board (formerly the Ops Board) UMT Unit Management Team UPML Unpaid Maternity Leave US Unemployability Supplement

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scam in an effort to lower unemployment figures, actually has two claims open. So, effectively, in their pathetic attempts to lower unemployment figures, not only do they have A4e forcing people to unwillingly sign off, they also try and get people to sign off before this stage of their claim, at the same time forcing claimants to have two open claims, which technically is actually increasing unemployment figures making them look even worse than they actually are.

own otherwise. Apply for unemployment: If you are eligible to do so, apply for unemployment benefits right away. Even if you think you will land a new job immediately, you should apply, just in case. Most unemployment offices offer job placement and training help to job seekers in addition to the monetary benefits. Treat your job search like a full time job: Out of work? If you are, you have plenty of time on your hands. Make finding the right job at the right salary your new fulltime

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are scrapping all Labour unemployment programmes and replacing them with the "Work Programme". Con servatives also now saying people in need should be immediately fast tracked to the "Work Programme" - will this be workfare from day one? They did once say about 6 months instead of 12 months to enter the programme... this a change of mind.Anyone have any ideas of whats going on? _________________Flexible New Deal Scandal network founder and owner

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tracked” as their unemployment period has been added up over the years of different JSA claims and not by the period of time of the new claim. Reply Comment by inflexiblenewdeal on September 23, 2009 4:53 pm Hi There Thanks for the comments – Date wise, I assume (which I know one should never do, given the old tale) that a person becomes eligible six months after tehy start signing-on / re-start signing on? If so then unfortunately I’m