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Chance to do work of value



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Published Date: 21 August 2008
Jubilee Road
Siddal
Halifax
FURTHER to my letter suggesting unemployed people be given useful work to do by the Government and be paid a proper wage for that work, I note the annual crop of invasive plants are appearing.

The removal of the dangerously invasive Himalayan balsam could be a valuable contribution by unemployed people and also the removal of such things as ragwort and Japanese knotweed.

Such a change from benefits to valuable work is such a simple change as to elude our dim-witted politicians, who are the only ones with the power to effect such change and some of the few who can vote themselves huge unjustified salary and allied benefits increases.

Graham Rigby



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Robin Banks,

21/08/2008 11:29:25
Theres no limit is there to the Humiliation the superior working class can hand down to his struggling counterpart!
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Chigley,

21/08/2008 13:21:48
I see plenty of able bodied young men and women hanging around our town centres, who do not look like they are struggling to me Robin.......

Nor do they look like they are looking for work either, but rather their next hand out, which surely is more humiliating?
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Robin Banks,

21/08/2008 18:03:24
Granted, there are also those who have powered the engine house of Great Britain Plc, for the longest boom for a century, and now finding themselves on the scrapheap, many for the first time in their lives.
They have paid their national insurance and do not deserve this.
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Scouse1,

Halifax 21/08/2008 19:36:04
Graham,the most useful work that the unemployed could do,is to shoot all the flying Rats (Pigeons)that bombard us all at Woolshops,then move onto ragwort, then the useless Officer responsible for our Environment.
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