top | item 38761372 More than 500k under-35 in UK out-of-work due to long-term illness 7 points| artagnon | 2 years ago |theguardian.com 5 comments order hn newest mytailorisrich|2 years ago The official government's line is that there are labour shortages that require increased immigration, and that unemployment remains very low.Then, we read articles like this one. In the stats those people do not count as unemployed. anovikov|2 years ago It's simply because there IS free stuff. They are doing it because they can. Who can judge them? okasaki|2 years ago But why would the number of people receiving it go up? The benefits aren't getting better, are they? load replies (2)
mytailorisrich|2 years ago The official government's line is that there are labour shortages that require increased immigration, and that unemployment remains very low.Then, we read articles like this one. In the stats those people do not count as unemployed.
anovikov|2 years ago It's simply because there IS free stuff. They are doing it because they can. Who can judge them? okasaki|2 years ago But why would the number of people receiving it go up? The benefits aren't getting better, are they? load replies (2)
okasaki|2 years ago But why would the number of people receiving it go up? The benefits aren't getting better, are they? load replies (2)
mytailorisrich|2 years ago
Then, we read articles like this one. In the stats those people do not count as unemployed.
anovikov|2 years ago
okasaki|2 years ago