A 22-year-old man walked out of a £93-a-week job over a year ago, preferring instead to live on benefits and happily admits this to a reporter.
An 18-year-old who applied for more than eighty jobs since leaving college is so desperate to find work that she took up her mother’s suggestion and walks the streets of her home town for three hours a day holding a placard saying ‘Please give me a job’.
The one demonstrates clearly why benefit reform is so badly needed, while the other deserves as much support as the State or anyone else can give her.
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An 18-year-old who applied for more than eighty jobs since leaving college is so desperate to find work that she took up her mother’s suggestion and walks the streets of her home town for three hours a day holding a placard saying ‘Please give me a job’.
The one demonstrates clearly why benefit reform is so badly needed, while the other deserves as much support as the State or anyone else can give her.
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