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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
Small but growing.
Just a suggestion. If her benefits were on the condition that she had to work in a day care centre looking after working mothers children, then she's getting her money and contributing. Also and maybe more importantly it sets in place a system where benefits are worked for and not an entitlement for doing nothing. So people eventually will expect to work for benefits.
Also limit child benefits for the unemployed to the first three children and watch the number of women with 3 children who planned to get more, for more money, go on the pill.
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The problem is she doesn't want to work in any capacity. She wants to sit at home all day and watch TV and play video games and do whatever she wants. Working in a day care would still be working. She once said, "Working just isn't for me."