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Old 17-02-2015, 02:58 PM #9
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Job seekers have to be actively seeking work ... how can they do that running from shop to shop?
Oh come on Kizzy - please.

A) Jobseekers have to say they are actively seeking work.
B) Are you saying that even the most earnest of job seekers spend 8 hours each and every day looking for work - a comparable working shift for employed people?
C) Who are all the thronging masses sitting on benches in the town center every day - some swigging cider/lager from bottles and cans, some scoring drugs, some already stoned out of their heads or already drunk?

Are you really claiming that the average unemployed person has less disposable time than the average worker?
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