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The role is one of hundreds of unpaid positions adopted by the supermarket as part of the Government’s controversial ‘workfare scheme’. No pay: The job is advertised in East Anglia for jobseeker's allowance plus expenses only Last night the supermarket...
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Tesco sparks online storm after job ad mistakenly calls for permanent employee to work for 'expenses plus benefits'
Daily Mail - UK
If they refuse to complete the work they risk losing their benefits. Tesco insisted it was not using the unpaid workers to replace full-time staff. It said: ‘The advert is a mistake caused by an IT error by Jobcentre Plus and is being rectified. It is...
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TROWBRIDGE, ENGLAND - JANUARY 18: A man stands outside the Jobcentre Plus on January 18, 2012 in Trowbridge, England. Figures released today show that the UK unemployment rate has risen to a 17-year high increasing by 118,000 in the three months... View Photo »
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The ensuing storm on Twitter yesterday morning quickly prompted a statement from the company blaming an IT glitch by Jobcentre Plus. The advert should have said it was an offer of work experience, not a permanent role. Apparently, more than 300 people...
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This is from a Job Centre in East Anglia offering night shifts at Tesco in return for Job Seeker's Allowance – ie nothing. Tesco says: "The advert is a mistake caused by an IT error by Jobcentre Plus and is being rectified. It is an advert for work...
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“But I am hopeful that with the combined efforts of the Jobcentre Plus, local businesses and the measures to stimulate growth from Westminster and Cardiff, this trend will not be for the long-term and more full time posts will be available.” It is also...
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People are seen queuing outside a Jobcentre Plus at Gateshead, England, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011. Unemployment in Britain has risen to 8.1 percent, the highest rate in 15 years, while the number of young people without jobs has hit a record high,... View Photo »
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After 13 weeks, you may be required to go on a job scheme. Failure to do so could mean you lose some of your benefit. Your benefit could also be cut if you agree to a scheme and then fail to complete it. The Work Programme is run by different...
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An advert on the Jobcentre Plus website is calling for night-shift workers who will expected to work for just Jobseekers Allowance (paid by the Government, not Tesco, at a rate of £53.45 per week for under 25s) plus expenses. The position is advertised...
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