The Needs of the Unemployed Financial Needs Jobseekers Allowance This is money given to people who are unemployed and looking for work.

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The Needs of the Unemployed

Financial Needs Jobseekers Allowance This is money given to people who are unemployed and looking for work

Housing Benefit For people on low incomes For unemployed Paid by the Local Council Helps to pay rent on Council Housing

Council Tax Benefit Most of us pay a Council Tax This depends on size and location of house If on Income support you are entitled to 100% rebate Low income families will have reduced tax

Medical Aid Free Hospitals Free Dental treatment Free Spectacles All these are free to people on Income Support or to people on low incomes

Job Centre Plus 1.JOBCENTRE PLUS: Provides a wide range of services to help people find employment and claim correct benefits.

The New Deal Introduced to give unemployed people help in getting back into employment or through training to provide them with necessary skills.

The New Deal Given a special adviser who will help you find work.

Fact-file: 414,000 people aged were helped into work between 1999 and ,900 people aged 25 and over were helped into work between 1999 and 2003

Reasons for unemployment Unemployment in the UK is a serious problem. People _____ their jobs, and become unemployed for a number of different reasons. 1.Companies _____ down because people no longer want to buy what they make. E.g. Motorola in Bathgate (mobile phones) 2.New _____ (machines – computers) is introduced which replaces people’s jobs. E.g. 24 hour cash machines at banks Words:TechnologyClose Lose

Aids to Find Work Job Clubs Teaches different ways of finding a job Members try for jobs each day It teaches writing CVs Writing letters Filling in application forms

Aids to Find Work 2 Job clubs also Show you how to use a telephone Utilise the newspapers Do well in interviews It provides telephones, word processors. Stamps, envelopes and newspapers

Retraining and Education Skillseekers for year olds give a personal training plan Money is paid to companies to train young people Private training Organisations (Maytag) give specialist training, Work Experience etc

Scottish Enterprise Aim of this organisation is to help people and businesses to be successful. This is done by creating jobs and improving skills and training

Main roles: Help s new businesses get started Supports existing businesses Train people for jobs of the future Promote Scotland as a good place to live, work and do business

Creating Jobs LOCATE IN SCOTLAND Tries to attract foreign companies SCOTTISH ENTERPRISE joins with other organisations like local companies to bring in jobs PRINCE’S TRUST awards grants to young people who wish to start their own business

Creating Jobs 2 EUROPEAN UNION helps areas with high unemployment Provides money to build roads, clean up old sites etc Develops education and retraining programmes Helps set up small businesses

Employment Service On the Internet you can consult the national job bank of the Employment Service Website at v.uk Offers around 400,000 jobs

Employment Service 2 WORKTRAIN helps you look for work,learning opportunities and careers information offers training opportunities offers 600 occupations

Employment Service 3 By telephoning Employment Service can match you up to vacancies open Monday - Friday

Employment Service 4 JOBPOINTS now appearing in JOBCENTRES offer Job display boards Touch screen jobpoints also offers around vacancies