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Emden
21 Jan 15 22:18
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By:
casemoney
When: 21 Jan 15 22:28
SHYTE....
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DartsnBooze
When: 22 Jan 15 12:49
Under 2 million, yet how many are STILL claiming benefits as the majority of these "newly" employed are working part time? Hrs range from 4-16 hrs per week. Some are fortunate to get 20+ hrs. Even then their money is topped up with "working tax credits." The days of mass full time jobs is a thing of the past. Figures have been smoothed over yet the working man is still footing the bill. Brilliant PR work by the tories and the gullible buy it every time. Looks a vote winner to many ill informed. I along with many are not fooled.
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Ampleforth
When: 22 Jan 15 13:17
I dont know, perhaps if you told us how many, we could make an informed judgement rather than just taking your obvious agenda as fact....
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 22 Jan 15 13:42
one thing is fact.

some people working full time are having to claim housing benefit.

the system is clearly fkd.

wouldnt worry too much though as the string pound should deter some foreigners from coming here and propping up the property market to silly levels.
also the eu for property look very good at the moment....

usually means foreign companies are more likely to set up where it is more cost effective.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 22 Jan 15 23:00
Great news ...  we now have Two Lollipop MEN on every main road crossing in the West Midlands Crazy


maybe I could claim benefits if I only play poker 16 hours per week instead of fkn 70 Scared
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A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 22 Jan 15 23:16
These are proper jobs,private sector,public sector is being cut.
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