Anyone is just a bit of bad luck away from never working again - a car crash, workplace accident or nasty disease and you could be out of action for the rest of your life.
I'm not lumping everyone in the same bracketing against these people who see benefits as there job ie never working if you are sick then YES you should be able to claim what your entitled to unlike these never worked who have never paid a penny towards the state that my beef
I agree with you. But as I said above, if you take rent, council tax and travel to work into account you could be talking another £500-700 so pretty much break even. Not a lot of incentive to do a job you hate. It's not for me but I can sort of see why people wouldn't take a min wage job.
Benefit scrounger in today's paper getsover £800 a week no wonder the scrounging sods won't go back to work with me and the missus wage and tax credits we only get to £420 a week the system is wrong and needs a good overall to make going out to work more appealing than been a sole dosser
Depends on their circumstances, £800 a week is ridiculous, I work nights and go in Bramahs in morning and same people are there every day I go in, I know a few of em and they claim benefits, one even claims somet called esa cos he's alcohol dependant.