Most people who are on welfare assistance have to be actively job searching, which is monitored by a State of Idaho contractor. Here is a scenario of an actual event which occurred this week; do not try this with your local State of Idaho contractor...it doesn't work:
Participant: I got hired for a job and I am supposed to start work in 2 days for (blank).
Contractor: That's wonderful! How many hours per week, and what rate of pay is this job offering?
Participant: 36-40 hours per week, I think $8.50 per hour. But I don't think I'm going to go in to work.
Contractor: Really.
Participant: Yeah, my sister has to work so I can't get a ride from her and I don't want to bother my mom for a ride to work.
Contractor: In order to qualify for the cash assistance that you applied for, you must take the job that you were offered.
Participant: WHAT??? I have a kid to support. How the bleep do you bleepin' people expect me to support him if you make me go to bleeping work?
No lie. This actually happened.
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NO. WAY.
ReplyDeleteWHAT? That makes no sense? What on earth did "the contractor" say? How were they supporting this bleeping child while NOT working?
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