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You must sign on weekly for your dole since last July.
The only review on CB is by mailshot, if no reply CB is stopped. There was a long thread on this practice recently, many AAM posters were peeved at being 'singled out' for CB review!I stand corrected !
Do you know if it has changed for the childrens allowance ? I think that was once every three months and paid directly into your account ?
There should be physical checks on the addresses that the letters are sent to....in order to ascertain whether they are actually still living there, otherwise, it is useless sending out letter for signature.
They are not even bothering to fly in anymore - they are paying their friends a few € to sign for them!
No wonder we're the laughing stock!
Not sure but that would tie in with the story I was told ( taxi driver that picked up a few guys from the airport - quick pitstop to sign on and then back to the airport again. He reckoned it was fairly common ! ??
Good to see that it is a reliable source with no prior reputation for racist comments that you are relying on for your information.Not sure but that would tie in with the story I was told ( taxi driver that picked up a few guys from the airport - quick pitstop to sign on and then back to the airport again. He reckoned it was fairly common ! ??
Are you saying that only 'eastern europeans' on the dole should have to do this work?.Whats wrong with making these able bodied and willing workers do a lot of community and other suitable work as a condition of their dole.
Ideally if we could then house them in some sort of camp that concentrated the talent into one area, reduced the cost they impose upon the state and freed up the space they currently occupy in nice Irish estates. They could then be readily used for whatever state projects were in need of manual labour.No I am not.
However as most non nationals are young and eager to work ,I don`t see how they could object to community work etc, doing projects to build up the community.After all,it is a condition of their dole that they should be able and willing to work etc
Ideally if we could then house them in some sort of camp that concentrated the talent into one area, reduced the cost they impose upon the state and freed up the space they currently occupy in nice Irish estates. They could then be readily used for whatever state projects were in need of manual labour.
I don't see how anyone could object to that.
Ideally if we could then house them in some sort of camp that concentrated the talent into one area, reduced the cost they impose upon the state and freed up the space they currently occupy in nice Irish estates. They could then be readily used for whatever state projects were in need of manual labour.
I don't see how anyone could object to that.
I take it you just pulled that one from thin air. I know for a fact that it's as easy for Irish people working in France to sign on as it is for the French. You don't even have to show up in the offices for the first 3 months of your dole, it can be done over the internet!Irish workers would not find it so easy to get dole in france or germany for example,without going through a lot of obstacles
Do you think that young Irish people are not eager to work? What should be done with them?No I am not.
However as most non nationals are young and eager to work ,I don`t see how they could object to community work etc, doing projects to build up the community.After all,it is a condition of their dole that they should be able and willing to work etc
Do you think that young Irish people are not eager to work? What should be done with them?
Admittedly my experience is in germany,and I know from personal experience how difficult they make it for irish people even getting resident permits,They pull a whole lot of tricks even arguing that ireland is not in the european union etc.Of course if one perseveres one can get ones entitlements.I have no doubt they treat well paid professionals differently.I take it you just pulled that one from thin air. I know for a fact that it's as easy for Irish people working in France to sign on as it is for the French. You don't even have to show up in the offices for the first 3 months of your dole, it can be done over the internet!
Regarding children allowance, every 6 months I received from the Department of social affair a letter asking me for name/address and phone number of my children school/creche/doctor. I am guessing they contact them to double check that they are still in Ireland since I am not Irish. I think they should sent it as well to everyone in Ireland not only the non irish national (none of my Irish colleagues have ever received this letter)
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