Flexible New Deal Provider Information & Flexible New Deal Scandal Ipswich Unemployed Action.Today we relaunch the old (but still relevant) New Deal Scandal website. We have exported the posts and comments from http://newdealscandal.wordpress.com and imported them to http://www.newdealscandal.co.uk/flexiblenewdeal/ (this website).
This has meant we have lost individual post ratings and the ratings on pages and blog articles. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
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I would like to thank (in no particular):
New Deal Scandal will continue to be online and you can continue to comment but will not have any new updates. I will do a few more posts probably regarding my Tribunal. As New Deal has finished and been replaced with Flexible New Deal there isn’t much point continuing reporting on New Deal, however, it wont be forgotten about – besides we have other things to be focusing on, including, yes – Flexible New Deal!
Ipswich Unemployed Action will continue as usual.
Flexible New Deal Discussion Forums will continue to be updated.
I think it comes a good time to review the progress, successes and failures of the New Deal Scandal site.
New Deal Scandal is a blog designed to expose the Governments New Deal scheme, the New Deal prime contractors and New Deal subcontractors defrauding the system, the Flexible New Deal, Welfare Reform and the Government’s obvious intent of knowing about the poor conditions imposed on Jobseekers while refusing to do anything about it other than making it worse. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...New Deal Scandal today officially opens the new Benefit Busters discussion blog aimed to focus specifically on the issues raised in all 3 episodes of the Benefit Busters series 1. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The previous New Deal Scandal record was smashed by a figure almost double the previous record since Benefit Busters was shown. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Due to other long term commitments New Deal Scandal support will be discontinued after 31st October 2009. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...New Deal Scandal can reveal that the Department for Work and Pensions has no intention for making any prosecutions for prime contractors deliberately defrauding the system. The Department for Work and Pensions currently has no plans of stopping Flexible New Deal contracts being awarded to prime contractors who have previously defrauded the system on numerous occassions for the New Deal contracts. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...New Deal Scandal can reveal that as of the end of July 2009 there are 4 ongoing fraud investigations regarding New Deal and 1 regarding Pathways to Work. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...It only seemed a couple of days ago that I added a statement to the right sidebar saying we had just exceeded over 12,500 unique visitors.
Just now I have noticed it saying 15,007 unique visitors… a bit of research tells me it is approximately the size of the Cambridgeshire city of Ely. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...I am rather happy to announce that in the first 3 months New Deal Scandal has seen over 12,000 unique visitors.
I hope this blog has been of some great use to you and the other 12,158 (correct at time of typing this) plus unique visitors.
We had some problems with A4e trying to shut the blog down but hopefully we are far past that stage and I hope to make more regular updates to the blog in the future.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...After the second A4e attempt to censor this blog we are back. Lets presume it wont be long before they try something else. The post in dispute is back again.
Call it another scandal if you wish, it seems that New Deal providers are exempt from planning legislation.
Banbury based YMCA Training, who have recently viewed this site today (leave a comment and say hello) manages to deliver New Deal training courses without first acquiring the required D1 planning consent.
If you know of any others let me know.
Update: Added “Lambourne House” – Havering has responded to me stating they don’t have D1 consent and they should apply for retrospective planning permission costing around £335 for an application if they still use the building.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Many New Deal providers are using a whole range of fraudulent techniques to receive money unlawfully from the Government. The Government generally isn’t interested in knowing about these techniques, they only recognise the fraud that is forging employer signatures. Read more on New Deal Scandal »
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Action for Employment founder and chairperson Emma Harrison discussion regarding scams: with video! Read more on New Deal Scandal »
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