Should this whiny bitch I know be allowed to go on holiday?

[Rascal]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

People with my illness who live in Denmark are sent to the Dead Sea for 2 months as it is proven bathing in the waters helps allieviate the symptoms.

Doing this would have worked out cheaper for the NHS than keeping me in hospital for the last 21 days @ £500 per day.

Unfortunatly the good people of this nation would see it as I would be getting a free holiday on the state.

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

so my dad has worked all his live, 12 hours shifts for 20 years but a few years ago he injured his back really badly and is now disabled he cant even get his own socks on etc...
which is very embarrasing for him. So he cant work which he hates btw so he is on benefits.my mum had to quit a very good job with very good pay so she could be his carer your telling me my dad and mum are not aloud to go abroad?

 

[glen quagmire]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

So my wife, who has taken redundancy after working all her adult life and will soon be claiming disability benefits, should not be 'allowed' to leave the country?

Serious question mate. Is she getting a decent pay off?

Not really. Less than 15k

At least it's something mate. I have a horror story about a man who's wife got clish when shr stopped working due to MS. I will leave that for another thread though....

 

[tueartsboots]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

I think thats just holidays in the u'k mate.

and they know how? I worked for a New Deal provider, as long as we told in advance it was perfectly ok- all we asked for was a post card !

But on page four the OP stated that she takes two holidays per year.
This is starting to smell fishier than a working girl's gusset.

only sign on once every 2 weeks, easy to take a 10 day holiday between sign ons.
If she's on Disability Living Allowance (DLA) doesn't sign on at all, just have to be assessed every 6/12 months

 

[daveduke67]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

People with my illness who live in Denmark are sent to the Dead Sea for 2 months as it is proven bathing in the waters helps allieviate the symptoms.

Doing this would have worked out cheaper for the NHS than keeping me in hospital for the last 21 days @ £500 per day.

Unfortunatly the good people of this nation would see it as I would be getting a free holiday on the state.

You learn something everyday. Senility can be treated by salty water.

:-P

 

[gaudinho's stolen car]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

and they know how? I worked for a New Deal provider, as long as we told in advance it was perfectly ok- all we asked for was a post card !

But on page four the OP stated that she takes two holidays per year.
This is starting to smell fishier than a working girl's gusset.

only sign on once every 2 weeks, easy to take a 10 day holiday between sign ons.

I thought you had to provide proof of the jobs you had applied for?

 

[glen quagmire]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

NF, the bird does a week away with her kids this time of year, then tenerife for 4 days in december.

 

[BimboBob]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

so my dad has worked all his live, 12 hours shifts for 20 years but a few years ago he injured his back really badly and is now disabled he cant even get his own socks on etc...
which is very embarrasing for him. So he cant work which he hates btw so he is on benefits.my mum had to quit a very good job with very good pay so she could be his carer your telling me my dad and mum are not aloud to go abroad?

Are you using their internet that's paid for by the good and lovely tax payers of this fine country? You should be ashamed of yourself you scrounging bastard...

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

People with my illness who live in Denmark are sent to the Dead Sea for 2 months as it is proven bathing in the waters helps allieviate the symptoms.

Doing this would have worked out cheaper for the NHS than keeping me in hospital for the last 21 days @ £500 per day.

Unfortunatly the good people of this nation would see it as I would be getting a free holiday on the state.

You learn something everyday. Senility can be treated by salty water.

:-P

You have to have someone on hand to bring them back to shore,as they forget otherwise,and would stay at sea forever.

 

[tueartsboots]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

But on page four the OP stated that she takes two holidays per year.
This is starting to smell fishier than a working girl's gusset.

only sign on once every 2 weeks, easy to take a 10 day holiday between sign ons.

I thought you had to provide proof of the jobs you had applied for?

you have a "diary" just write- checked MEN-Nothing 13/3 Checked MEN-applied for cleaning job at Airport 14/3

 

[glen quagmire]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

so my dad has worked all his live, 12 hours shifts for 20 years but a few years ago he injured his back really badly and is now disabled he cant even get his own socks on etc...
which is very embarrasing for him. So he cant work which he hates btw so he is on benefits.my mum had to quit a very good job with very good pay so she could be his carer your telling me my dad and mum are not aloud to go abroad?

Does he use a wheelchair?

 

[2sheikhs]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

If you lose your job tomorrow and cant get another one what will you do?

I was under the impression that the benefit system was created to keep a roof over your head and kept you and your family fed and watered until you get back on your feet. I'm pretty sure it's not for holidays to majorca,scratchcards,sky tv and plasma tv's. If I lost my job tomorrow, I'd do all I could to go out and get another, not book a holiday.

What if she booked the holiday when she had a job working for a holiday company and then got made redundant when the holiday company she worked for went bust,but was covered by ABTA?
Would you not take a holiday you had already paid for?

Jesus!!! There's a lot of "if's & ands" in there. Can't you just accept the fact that a lot of people in this country are working the system and have chosen unemployment/sick as their lifestyle? Of course there are plenty of deserving cases out there and it's wrong to label somebody who is between jobs as a parasite. The system needs a complete overhauling. A neighbour of mine, who was long-term unemployed, told me he'd love to have a job but there's nothing out there. I told him we were taking on more staff for the warehouse and he would clear just short of £300 for a 40 hour week. After a bit of thought, he said "I've just worked out that if I take that job, I'll be working for about £40 a week once my benefits stop." I told him there's usually overtime available, so he could clear 400-450 if he wanted to. He thought for another short while then just said "Nah, fuck that, I'd have no life".

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

so my dad has worked all his live, 12 hours shifts for 20 years but a few years ago he injured his back really badly and is now disabled he cant even get his own socks on etc...
which is very embarrasing for him. So he cant work which he hates btw so he is on benefits.my mum had to quit a very good job with very good pay so she could be his carer your telling me my dad and mum are not aloud to go abroad?

Does he use a wheelchair?

no has a walking stick. but has one of those stair lifts

 

[nelsons willie]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

I was under the impression that the benefit system was created to keep a roof over your head and kept you and your family fed and watered until you get back on your feet. I'm pretty sure it's not for holidays to majorca,scratchcards,sky tv and plasma tv's. If I lost my job tomorrow, I'd do all I could to go out and get another, not book a holiday.

What if she booked the holiday when she had a job working for a holiday company and then got made redundant when the holiday company she worked for went bust,but was covered by ABTA?
Would you not take a holiday you had already paid for?

Jesus!!! There's a lot of "if's & ands" in there. Can't you just accept the fact that a lot of people in this country are working the system and have chosen unemployment/sick as their lifestyle? Of course there are plenty of deserving cases out there and it's wrong to label somebody who is between jobs as a parasite. The system needs a complete overhauling. A neighbour of mine, who was long-term unemployed, told me he'd love to have a job but there's nothing out there. I told him we were taking on more staff for the warehouse and he would clear just short of £300 for a 40 hour week. After a bit of thought, he said "I've just worked out that if I take that job, I'll be working for about £40 a week once my benefits stop." I told him there's usually overtime available, so he could clear 400-450 if he wanted to. He thought for another short while then just said "Nah, fuck that, I'd have no life".

where do you work

 

[kinkysleftfoot]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

No, benefits are supposed to allow people to live at a basic standard, that does not include lazing about on beaches whilst the rest of work to support this!

So my wife, who has taken redundancy after working all her adult life and will soon be claiming disability benefits, should not be 'allowed' to leave the country?

If she didn't receive these payments would she still be able to go abroad?

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

No, benefits are supposed to allow people to live at a basic standard, that does not include lazing about on beaches whilst the rest of work to support this!

So my wife, who has taken redundancy after working all her adult life and will soon be claiming disability benefits, should not be 'allowed' to leave the country?

If she didn't receive these payments would she still be able to go abroad?

Whats that got to do with anything.

Do you begrudge disabled people going abroad even if its payed out of their benefits?

 

[glen quagmire]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

so my dad has worked all his live, 12 hours shifts for 20 years but a few years ago he injured his back really badly and is now disabled he cant even get his own socks on etc...
which is very embarrasing for him. So he cant work which he hates btw so he is on benefits.my mum had to quit a very good job with very good pay so she could be his carer your telling me my dad and mum are not aloud to go abroad?

Does he use a wheelchair?

no has a walking stick. but has one of those stair lifts

So getting on and off a plane could be achieved then. Although insurance would probably be shite though. Hope he throws his stick in the air when we do the league mate.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

You mean the disabled are allowed abroad?
Christ,they'll be letting the ginge's out next...

 

[BimboBob]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

You mean the disabled are allowed abroad?
Christ,they'll be letting the ginge's out next...

Not while I have breath left mate...BB2 has already been taken out and I'll do more of them, I swear.

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Re: Should people on benefits be allowed abroad?

Does he use a wheelchair?

no has a walking stick. but has one of those stair lifts

So getting on and off a plane could be achieved then. Although insurance would probably be shite though. Hope he throws his stick in the air when we do the league mate.

:)