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Old Feb 10th 2012 | 1:53 am
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Originally Posted by Beedubya
You should perhaps be more concerned about NON British born people and illegal immigrants flooding into this country than about your own British country men and women moving back to where they have every bloody right to live.
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Old Feb 10th 2012 | 2:26 am
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Originally Posted by formula

Spain states that people (even those with a Spanish passport) have to have worked and paid into Spain for 6 years before they get access to full welfare payments, so perhaps it is time the UK followed suit if their welfare cuts and 'working for welfare' doesn't halt the tide of those entering the UK and immediatley claiming welfare.

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I don't think that anybody should be really be looking to the Spanish for economic advice right now, that's like asking for a loan from Greece.
 
Old Feb 10th 2012 | 2:45 am
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Originally Posted by DigitalGhost
I don't think that anybody should be really be looking to the Spanish for economic advice right now, that's like asking for a loan from Greece.
I don't think you have to have a degree in economics to work out that reducing the numbers of those who can claim welfare, is good for the economy of a country.

The Euro PIIGS are all in trouble, with a few more counties too.

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Old Feb 10th 2012 | 2:52 am
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Before I came to Canada the employer I was working for back at home was basically being forced to take on people from a benefit claimants 'return to work' scheme because it was a public sector organisation.

I wasn't on the interviewing committee but apparently quite a few of the candidates interviewed had been unemployed for 1 year or more and a couple of them even said to the committee in the interview that they were only attending the interview because they were forced by the job centre and they really didn't want to be considered for the role.

That is why the EU economies are failing. European socialism follows the 'give a man a fish' scenario but has just then never really bothered to get the second part with vast numbers of the population.
 
Old Feb 10th 2012 | 2:55 am
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Originally Posted by DigitalGhost
Before I came to Canada the employer I was working for back at home was basically being forced to take on people from a benefit claimants 'return to work' scheme because it was a public sector organisation.

I wasn't on the interviewing committee but apparently quite a few of the candidates interviewed had been unemployed for 1 year or more and a couple of them even said to the committee in the interview that they were only attending the interview because they were forced by the job centre and they really didn't want to be considered for the role.
Really!? You would have thought that 'working' in the public sector would have suited those who didn't like work
 
Old Feb 10th 2012 | 3:00 am
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Originally Posted by formula
Really!? You would have thought that 'working' in the public sector would have suited those who didn't like work
I have to say that it surprised me as well, that place was a cushy number even by British public sector standards.
 

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