Jobless young people could be forced to live with their parents and denied housing benefit to cut we

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Originally Posted by Germanicus

My youngest son for his first ever interview borrowed a suit jacket, trousers white shirt and tie off me, i drove him to it and waited in the car reading a newspaper in the hot sun, no sooner than i had finished a paragraph he opened the car door and sat in the seat "well" i asked? "how did it go?"
he replied "i've got the apprenticeship" i asked "how do you know?" my son told me he was the smartest young man to walk through his door all afternoon taking interviews, and offered him the job on the spot.
I cannot ever recall anyone getting a job with their first interview...can you??

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Not what I was saying.
It took me two years to find the job I was in. Two years of handing out CVs, going to job interviews and never hearing anything back.
Employers are too picky. If you don't look a certain way, or don't have certain qualification, then they're not going to employ you and won't tell you why.

I think its the best way because the jobless person don't have more money to pay their expenses and than they get loan for that and after some time they also don't have money to repay that loan.Which causes more burden on that young generation in shape of increasing loan amount due to addition of interest.

actually in germany it is that way, youre not allowed to move from your parents if you receive jobless money until youre over 25

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Originally Posted by RussiaPrussia

actually in germany it is that way, youre not allowed to move from your parents if you receive jobless money until youre over 25

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Germany is sensible as always.

The bill will pass and the cuts will be made. Administration doesn´t make threats, just tells what they will do. If the government just keeps giving money away, population would continue turning numb to the surroundings, cause they would not be feeling the sword´s weight over their heads, state money would be there anyways. Hopefully, the trauma that will create going back to their parent´s house again, in people that have been conditioned to feel uncomfortable with their parents, can trigger a change in the attitude of the unemployed English people, to counter balance the job taking by non euro inmigrants. Or maybe slip in depression, which at this level, may be lethal.