Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:18 pm
Angry Man wrote:[
Here we go the liberial is off. Its simple life choice to make, can you afford to have kids before you want them..? (a) yes or (b) no.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:19 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:20 pm
JONNY012697 wrote:well im sure he does but based on £38 a day for child care working 5 days a week every month would cost around £800 and thats for 1 child times that by one two or three, thats a lot of money. If you have your way your restricting who can have kids to the rich, which will gradually age our population and limit our working population with a similar problem to what China has right now. Tax credits and child benefit is more of an investment by the government because the better job the child gets the more the government will take in tax and makes its money back and more.
i dont think you can punish people for having children and we need to keep the population circle rotating (but you wouldnt have thought of that)
the bigger question would be is why is this country willing to give more benefits money to people than what they could ever earn, its a sweet deal.
id be more inclined to fight for liveable wages rather than attacking child benefit.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:23 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Angry Man wrote:[
Here we go the liberial is off. Its simple life choice to make, can you afford to have kids before you want them..? (a) yes or (b) no.
To some extent I agree it is a life choice to have 3 children and the parents should be financially responsible.
However, this is a dangerous route you are suggesting because what happens if someone is in work has three children but then losses his or her job through no fault of their own, illness for example?
Do they become immediately branded as scroungers living off your taxes? The welfare state is there for a dam good reason and you never know one day you might be glad it’s there.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:24 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:26 pm
HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:29 pm
Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:31 pm
Angry Man wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Angry Man wrote:[
Here we go the liberial is off. Its simple life choice to make, can you afford to have kids before you want them..? (a) yes or (b) no.
To some extent I agree it is a life choice to have 3 children and the parents should be financially responsible.
However, this is a dangerous route you are suggesting because what happens if someone is in work has three children but then losses his or her job through no fault of their own, illness for example?
Do they become immediately branded as scroungers living off your taxes? The welfare state is there for a dam good reason and you never know one day you might be glad it’s there.
I can fully understand the worry of what you are suggesting. However I'm sure that if this really was an issue which would araise because of the new laws then the Insurance Companies would then offer you protection against this. Even if its just an additional expense on your life insurance policy.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:33 pm
Angry Man wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Angry Man wrote:[
Here we go the liberial is off. Its simple life choice to make, can you afford to have kids before you want them..? (a) yes or (b) no.
To some extent I agree it is a life choice to have 3 children and the parents should be financially responsible.
However, this is a dangerous route you are suggesting because what happens if someone is in work has three children but then losses his or her job through no fault of their own, illness for example?
Do they become immediately branded as scroungers living off your taxes? The welfare state is there for a dam good reason and you never know one day you might be glad it’s there.
I can fully understand the worry of what you are suggesting. However I'm sure that if this really was an issue which would araise because of the new laws then the Insurance Companies would then offer you protection against this. Even if its just an additional expense on your life insurance policy.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:34 pm
Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:37 pm
djwayne wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
And are you suprised when most of the work being offered is agency work which means get paid shit money so the agency can make money off your back? Employment agencies are keeping wages down companies would be better off taking their own temps on and paying them an extra £1 or so an hour rather than putting everything through agencies.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:40 pm
HANDBALL ! wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
No I don't work in your kind of industry. I have never been in favour of anyone but me getting income from my employer. You people running agencies need to have a good hard look at the monies passed on to agency workers. As a coded welder I need work occassionally , but I've never worked for less than 10 an hour but I've never claimed any benefit other than the old child benefit.
You are a failed library board member or summat (i did ask earlier in thread) , and now you want people to join your agency and do manual labour so that you can profit from them WHILST bemoaning that others are getting something for nothing ? Unbelievable !
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:43 pm
Angry Man wrote:djwayne wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
And are you suprised when most of the work being offered is agency work which means get paid shit money so the agency can make money off your back? Employment agencies are keeping wages down companies would be better off taking their own temps on and paying them an extra £1 or so an hour rather than putting everything through agencies.
And you know that for a fact do you..? think again sunshine because many of my agency workers actually earn more than premenant members of staff at the sites. Two of the main reasons these days that companies are using agencies is because (a) they have 60 days to pay on invoice so it helps keep the cash flow going because the banks dont help them and (b) because the amount of cost a HR department has on a company these days. Why pay someone a good wage to interview people (who many wont get past the interview stage) when an outside company will do it free of charge until the person starts working..?
Unfortunately the old myths of recruitment agencies are just that MYTHS
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:43 pm
Angry Man wrote:djwayne wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
And are you suprised when most of the work being offered is agency work which means get paid shit money so the agency can make money off your back? Employment agencies are keeping wages down companies would be better off taking their own temps on and paying them an extra £1 or so an hour rather than putting everything through agencies.
And you know that for a fact do you..? think again sunshine because many of my agency workers actually earn more than premenant members of staff at the sites. Two of the main reasons these days that companies are using agencies is because (a) they have 60 days to pay on invoice so it helps keep the cash flow going because the banks dont help them and (b) because the amount of cost a HR department has on a company these days. Why pay someone a good wage to interview people (who many wont get past the interview stage) when an outside company will do it free of charge until the person starts working..?
Unfortunately the old myths of recruitment agencies are just that MYTHS
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:44 pm
Angry Man wrote:Miller time wrote:I've got 3 kids, Im pretty much classed as a stay at home dad, I work every Tuesday fitting as many of the blinds I sold on the previous weekends. Luckily I can keep my earnings to a bear minimum and still claim the £660 tax credits each month plus child benefit.
If I worked full time it would cost £38 per day for our youngest for a child kinder until next year when they could start school.
I started working at 17 and it's only now in the past 12months I've decided to do things this way.
I'm sorry but that comment is why people are pissed off with it all. Surely it was your decision to have 3 children then you should bloody pay for them!!! Why should I pay for your life decisions..? Keeping your earnings to a bear minimum so that you can get a further £660 plus child benefit!!!
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:44 pm
Angry Man wrote:djwayne wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
And are you suprised when most of the work being offered is agency work which means get paid shit money so the agency can make money off your back? Employment agencies are keeping wages down companies would be better off taking their own temps on and paying them an extra £1 or so an hour rather than putting everything through agencies.
And you know that for a fact do you..? think again sunshine because many of my agency workers actually earn more than premenant members of staff at the sites. Two of the main reasons these days that companies are using agencies is because (a) they have 60 days to pay on invoice so it helps keep the cash flow going because the banks dont help them and (b) because the amount of cost a HR department has on a company these days. Why pay someone a good wage to interview people (who many wont get past the interview stage) when an outside company will do it free of charge until the person starts working..?
Unfortunately the old myths of recruitment agencies are just that MYTHS
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:52 pm
Miller time wrote:Angry Man wrote:Miller time wrote:I've got 3 kids, Im pretty much classed as a stay at home dad, I work every Tuesday fitting as many of the blinds I sold on the previous weekends. Luckily I can keep my earnings to a bear minimum and still claim the £660 tax credits each month plus child benefit.
If I worked full time it would cost £38 per day for our youngest for a child kinder until next year when they could start school.
I started working at 17 and it's only now in the past 12months I've decided to do things this way.
I'm sorry but that comment is why people are pissed off with it all. Surely it was your decision to have 3 children then you should bloody pay for them!!! Why should I pay for your life decisions..? Keeping your earnings to a bear minimum so that you can get a further £660 plus child benefit!!!
We may be going for a forth.. Well it's either this or I go full time then pay £38 per day for child care for 1 child then claim that back through working tax credits. The only difference is I will be paying tax myself, I would not be better off. At least now I don't have to rush out for work, I can feed them, take them to school, pick them up and obviously run after the 2 year old.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:53 pm
Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
No I don't work in your kind of industry. I have never been in favour of anyone but me getting income from my employer. You people running agencies need to have a good hard look at the monies passed on to agency workers. As a coded welder I need work occassionally , but I've never worked for less than 10 an hour but I've never claimed any benefit other than the old child benefit.
You are a failed library board member or summat (i did ask earlier in thread) , and now you want people to join your agency and do manual labour so that you can profit from them WHILST bemoaning that others are getting something for nothing ? Unbelievable !
So would you see your family go without food because you wouldn't accept a job for £9.99 per hour..?
Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:54 pm
Angry Man wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:if' the government run a scheme for employers to dob in the workshy and they get rewarded for their actions then I would be lapping it up
Jeez
Sorry do you work in this industry too then..? Just checked my figures now and a total of 284 individuals have turned down some kind of work since 18th June. That is how bad the mindset is out there.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:01 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:02 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:13 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:18 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:34 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:34 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:39 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Most people who can't afford any more kids they don't have them. On welfare it should be two maximum. Have any more and the state does not pay. I am fed up paying for more and more kids so they can have a bigger Fooking house.
Scroungers the bloody lot of em. The welfare is for people who can't genuinely work through illness and for those laid off and are actively looking for work.( There but the grace of god,) but those that choose not to work EVER!! And then have kids to get a decent house.......Scum.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:50 pm
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:55 pm
Andy1927 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Most people who can't afford any more kids they don't have them. On welfare it should be two maximum. Have any more and the state does not pay. I am fed up paying for more and more kids so they can have a bigger Fooking house.
Scroungers the bloody lot of em. The welfare is for people who can't genuinely work through illness and for those laid off and are actively looking for work.( There but the grace of god,) but those that choose not to work EVER!! And then have kids to get a decent house.......Scum.
So what about me and others in my situation then.... I had a very good job, that paid really well and could easily support myself, my wife, and the three children we decided to have... Unfortunately my wife decided to walk out on us leaving me with no alternative other than to resign as my job was far from conducive to raising a family with regards the hours I worked, and how far from home I could be required to be, often overnight, plus with the rising costs of childcare it was just not viable.
I therefore was left with little choice other than to rely on the state to support us.... let me add that I have used the time constructively as I have been studying for a degree in English language and literature for the past four years so that I can pursue a career in teaching, a job far more child friendly when it comes to the hours I will work.... so should the government and more specifically the benefit system be there to support me or should I be expected to fend for myself?
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:59 pm
Angry Man wrote:People are going on about individual situations then 'if' there was an option on your life insurance that said for example 'pay an extra £5 per month and we would cover you for your 4th, 5th, 6th child if you lost your job or become ill then surely that reasurrance would put peoples minds to rest.
Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:59 pm
Angry Man wrote:People are going on about individual situations then 'if' there was an option on your life insurance that said for example 'pay an extra £5 per month and we would cover you for your 4th, 5th, 6th child if you lost your job or become ill then surely that reasurrance would put peoples minds to rest.