Monday, 14 September 2015

Conservative commitments - 30, 24 fails



 Ending the ability of EU jobseekers to claim any job-seeking benefits
Does this seem familiar? I think that it might be good to offer a month or two of job-seeking benefits. After all, it’s quite hard to engage in recruitment from another country, and we do quite legitimately have jobs that we might want EU migrants to fill. This policy might also be illegally discriminatory. Nonetheless, let’s move on before we never see a non-EU-migrant policy again.
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