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Tag Archives: Government
Unemployed and working for free – history repeating?
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition has launched a number of initiatives to encourage job-seeker’s allowance claimants to volunteer. One example is the Work Together initiative, a nationwide programme to encourage all unemployed people to consider volunteering while they are looking for … Continue reading
Posted in Anjelica Finnegan, Forum, New Researchers, Research
Tagged Government, New Researchers, policy, Unemployment, volunteering, Workshop
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