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Old 17-05-2015, 10:58 AM #17
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Yes but there is not a wide range of non-zero hours jobs available for people to just go and do. If there was, the move would be a little more understandable.

I think what is being proposed will help young people to develop a work ethic, everyone has to start somewhere, we can't all expect to walk into full time employment with no skills and no experience, if the government back up this initiative by increasing the number of apprenticeships, and work opportunities to develop skills, then it is all good in my eyes, no able bodied 18 year old should be sat on their arse at home getting benefits.

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