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The Coalition Government Colouring and Activity Book is now available for download as a PDF and in print:
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08 Monday Dec 2014
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08 Monday Dec 2014
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The Coalition Government Colouring and Activity Book is now available for download as a PDF and in print:
Pride's Purge 
“Beware parties on the left”, Quite right! Especially if award-winning film directors are involved. Left Unity? Work in progress …
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http://m.hastingsobserver.co.uk/news/local/on-benefits-your-cv-is-going-in-the-bin-jobseekers-are-told-1-6457551
O/T i know but so much for job searching and threatened with sanctions and you see this stuff
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What is it that UKrap called the unemployed ?
” a parasitic criminal underclass”
So that all inclusiveness stuff is out of the question then
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Erotic massage ends!? bugger….:(
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beware of mothers doing unusual things with their breasts lol.
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missed out hump back bridge….beware of hsb…
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bobchewie – your report about the applications of people on benefits going in the bin saddens but does not surprise me.
This is a natural consequence of the DWP’s policy of forcing unemployed people to apply for a rigid number of jobs each week (as per Claimant Contract). It is impossible for most people to find enough suitable jobs, so they are force to apply for jobs they consider not really suitable and do not want. Confronted with timewasters, employers often fail to grasp that many people are genuinely seeking work, but not the type of work they have just applied for. Employers may, or may not, understand the economic pressure which has caused claimants to make these vexatious applications, but it makes them reluctant to take applications from unemployed people seriously.
In the 1970s jobcentres were completely divorced from benefits in order to remove the stigma that attached to unemployment. That made them able to give a much better service to both employers and people seeking work than “jobcentre plus” (does the plus refer to added sanctions?) can today.
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I will not say what I am thinking about their fear of breasts and what they really desire, I will not…
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