SporeRB
I am a foreign national and I have never claim work benefits.
My daughter who is a British citizen, will be leaving her well paid job soon and join the economically inactive because her punishing workload is making her very ill.
The usual scenario, people high up in the company made wrong decisions that costs the company a fortune. The company made a lot of people redundant and she has to do the work previously done by 3 people.
To make matters worse, nhs is broken. The number of times she had to do the test more than once because the hospital and surgery somehow managed to lose her test results or put the blood in the wrong test tubes.
She will not be claiming benefits. She will be living on her savings for a year or so to decompress for a few months and start her own business.
The reason the welfare system is unsustainable is because you have people born and bred in this country who refuse to work and live on benefits especially those below 25 years old.
The government then bring in foreign workers (nurses, care workers) because they are cheap labour and therefore must top up their salary with work in benefits.
Benefits are being claimed by over one million foreign nationals, according to an analysis of Government figures. Households with at least one foreign national claimant received more than £7.5 billion in Universal Credit in 2023, figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show.1 day ago
www.telegraph.co.uk
More than one million foreigners claiming benefits - The Telegraph
So there you are. 7.5 BILLIOBN.Most British born have parents who have long paid into the system. Unlike people who have recently come to our shores. Why come to an expensive country to do a "poorly paid" job that's what I don't understand.


