Dr Slaa live on Channel10

Unemployement benefits ni hela za wafanyakazi wenyewe ambao wanalipiwa na mwajiri as a form of insurance!Hai affect budget na hutolewa kwa specific period kama US ni one year.
Conservatives na republicans huwa wanaichukia sana hii,ila labour na democrats ndio wanaoisupport!...That is to say,conservatives hata siku moja hawasapoti welfare programs but they are just obliged to do so thanks to the pressure from the left!!!
That was again a bogus statement from him cos he knows well that tories "hate" welfare programmes!!!
 
aksante kutuhabarisha..jana naona waliichakachua decoder kwani ilikuwa inaonyesha picha tu....huku mziki unatwangwa....

nina wasiwasi startimes ni chombo cha ccm
 
Sidhani kama unajua unachokiongea mtu umeambiwa ni unemployed ulipwe na mwajiri yupi wakati hauna kazi au hujui maana ya unemployed kuna wengine hawajawahi kufanya kazi toka wazaliwe na huwa wanalipwa sasa hao watalipwa na mwajiri gani, mimi nikwambie nimeshawahi kufanya kazi kwenye taasisi zao(UK) pesa wanayolipwa ni fungu maalum la serikali kuu, zaidi ya hapo endelea kubisha kisiasa kama kawaida yako.
 
Midahalo ya wazi ni mizuri sana!!!! Lakini iwe ni kwa ajili ya kujenga nchi si kuchambuana chambuana au kwenda na maswali ya hoja za kitoto ambayo hata yakijibiwa hayawapi Watanzania tija yoyote. Nataka nisikie kutoka kwa Chadema kwamba wao wangefanya nini mbadala ili kupunguza kasi ya kupanda kwa gharama za maisha ili kama serikali ya CCM inaweza kuiga basi waige ili wananchi tupate unafuu wa maisha. Bado kwenye kura tutawakumbuka waliokuja na sera hiyo na tutawalipa kura zetu. Sisi tunahitaji suluhisho la maisha magumu sio propaganda kwa sasa!!!
 

Mkuu uko sahihi kabisa, na kwa kumsaidia ndugu yetu hata hao wabunge wa CCM asilimia kubwa wameingia bungeni kwa kuchakachua, kama uchaguzi ungeendeshwa kihalali, Wabunge 35% to 40% wangetoka Chadema.
 


Hatimaye jana katika kipindi chake maarufu cha Channel 10 cha “Je Tutafika” mbwembwe za Makwaia wa Kuhenga zilizimwa na Dokta wa Ukweli – Dr Slaa. Dr Slaa alionekana kumdhibiti Makwaia kisawasawa hata ile ingilia-ingilia kwake wakati mhojiwa anapozungumza ilishindwa kabisa kwani Slaa alikuwa firm kwa kun’gang’ania kujibu swali la awali bila kuingiliwa.

Kusema kweli Dr Slaa ndiye aliyekuwa ana-dictate terms katika mahojiano yale – Makwaia alikwisha habari yake kabisa pale. Sidhani kwamba itakuwa rahisi kumualika tena.

Majibu ya Dr Slaa yalikuwa ya kifasaha na hasa pale makwaia alipojaribu kutega kuhusu udini na lile suala l;a Chadema kutoka Bungeni na kukataa kushirikiana na CUF. Nilimpa full marks kwa majibu.

Aidha ilishangaza mwanahabari ‘mahiri’ kama Makwaia kutofahamu kwamba chama cha Conservative ndiyo kiko madarakani Uingereza. Nilishtuka sana! Duh! Kumbe mtu huyu ni magumashi tu, pamoja na mbwembwe!
 
mbogo31 said:
, Wabunge 35% to 40% wangetoka Chadema.
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Wewe utakufa na ujinga wako, idadi ya 40% haiwezi kupatikana kwa kusimamisha wagombea katika majimbo yasiyozidi asilimia 40%.
 
Tatizo lako ni ushamba!...hiyo ni welfare benefits kwa watu ambao watathibitisha kwa njia moja au nyingine hawawezi kufanya kazi,na ukisema conservatives ndio wanaowalipa unakosea,hlio ni wazo la labour party,conservatives hawapendi ila inabidi!!..KUWA UPANDE WA CONSERVATIVES NI KUWA UPANDE WA MABEBERU!!..by the way,i'm living that life as we speak.....acha udunya!








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Tories plan 'work for benefits'


The Tories say their plans would help more people into work


Cameron on welfare

The long term unemployed would be forced to work for their benefits under plans outlined by the Conservatives.
People claiming Jobseekers' Allowance for more than two years would have to do 12 months community work.
Tory leader David Cameron said he wanted to help people into work and end the "something for nothing culture".
PM Gordon Brown said the government was already getting tough with the long-term jobless and the Tory plans were out of date and would not work.




Under the Conservative proposals, the two-year limit on job seekers' allowance would apply to "continuous and cumulative periods of unemployment".
The party says it wants to stop people claiming for years at a time, by signing off for short periods or taking a job for a short period, then going back on benefits.
The long-term unemployed would have to take part in a 12-month programme involving "valuable improvement and amenity work in the areas where they live".
The jobless would also have to spend most of the working week at "back to work centres", run by independent groups, where they would receive training and guidance to help find a job.
All job seekers would be screened as soon as they start claiming - those with a "track record" of claiming benefits would be referred to the centres straight away. Others would be given a "grace period" to find a job.
Where is the dignity in sitting at home, dependent on the state, not having a job?


David Cameron
Conservative leader



Analysis: The welfare battle
Q&A: Tory scheme


The proposals are mainly aimed at the 68,000 on Jobseekers' Allowance for more than two years and the 16,000 on the benefit for more than five years.
The Tories have also unveiled plans to cut the number of people on incapacity benefit by 200,000.
All 2.64 million incapacity benefit claimants would be reassessed by doctors and, if passed fit for work, placed on Jobseekers' Allowance, a benefit cut of £20 a week.
In addition, jobless people who refuses a "reasonable" offer of employment would lose one month's benefit for the first job offer, three months for the second, and up to three years for the third in a "three strikes and you're out" policy.
'Thought-through package'
Mr Cameron told BBC Breakfast: "We cannot go on as we are with 2.6 million people on incapacity benefit, 500,000 of them are under 35.
We are being tough in saying it is a duty on the unemployed in future not only to be available for work - and not to shirk work - but also to get the skills for work


Gordon Brown
Prime Minister



'What's the point?'


"Are we really saying there are half a million people in this country under 35 who are simply too ill to work? I don't think that's right.
"I think we have got to make changes and this is a genuinely thought-through and worked-out package which I think will help get more people into work and help them make better lives for themselves and their families."
Asked if working for benefits, rather than the national minimum wage, would be an affront to people's dignity, he said: "Where is the dignity in sitting at home, dependent on the state, not having a job?"
He said the idea was to "get people back in touch with work".
'Radical'
Asked if those forced to work for benefits would have to wear uniforms, as claimed in newspaper reports, Mr Cameron said it would be down to the companies running the schemes.
The government says the Tory sums do not add up and Mr Cameron would need to find an extra £3bn to fund his plans.
Gordon Brown said Labour's welfare-to-work policies were "far more modern, up to date and radical" than the Tory proposals, which he said did nothing to address the skills gap.
"We are being tough in saying it is a duty on the unemployed in future not only to be available for work - and not to shirk work - but also to get the skills for work. That is a new duty we are introducing," he told a Downing Street media conference.
He said the government was investing more in training and had secured agreements with firms to take on 300,000 long-term unemployed people.
'Real hardship'
Lib Dem work and pensions spokesman Danny Alexander said the Tory proposals were "hollow rhetoric designed to sound tough rather than helping people back to work".
"The real issue is how to reduce poverty and raise aspirations by ensuring everyone has access to a fulfilling and sustainable job, not cosmetically lowering the benefit claimant numbers", he added.
He said the welfare-to-work system should be simplified and "tailored" to individual needs.Kate Green, of the Child Poverty Action Group, said British rules on claiming incapacity benefit were already among the strictest in the world, and levels of fraud were small compared with the amount that went unclaimed."We are talking about families in real hardship struggling to bring up their kids.











 
kweleakwelea said:
aksante kutuhabarisha..jana naona waliichakachua decoder kwani ilikuwa inaonyesha picha tu....huku mziki unatwangwa....

nina wasiwasi startimes ni chombo cha ccm
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ukiona hivyo ujue mawimbi ya Radio yanaingiliana na mawimbi ya TV. Times VS Channel 10 na inatokea mara kwa mara.
kitu cha kufanya hapo ni kubonyeza kitufe kilichoandikwa track kwenye remote yako ya decoder then kuna stereo, left, right moja wapo hapo utapata mawimbi ya TV peke yake
 
kobello kama umeamua kuendeleza hii topic acha kukimbilia matusi tujadili.

Mwanzo ulisema unemployed benefits inalipwa na mwajiri nikakuambia si kweli inalipwa na serikali kuu hizo ni-public funds, maana yake ije serikali ya Conservatives au Labour lazima italipa. Sasa umekuja na Welfare benefits kitu ambacho ni tofauti na Unemployed benefits UK wanaita Jobseekers Allowance.

Shule; Welfare benefits kama ulivyosema wanapewa watu wasio na uwezo wa kufanya kazi kama walemavu vipofu watoto/wanafunzi na wazee wakati Jobseekers Allowance au unemployed benefits wanapewa watu wenye uwezo wa kufanya kazi lakini hawajapata kazi. Kusema you are living in that life ni kujidhalilisha ndugu yangu unakimbia nyumbani kwenda kuishi nje kwa benefits (mitaani London wanaita unaishi kwa kunyonya maziwa ya malkia) ni aibu hata kujitangaza kwa wenzako, watu kama nyie ndio mnaowadanganya watu kuwa ulaya ni raha tu kumbe hamfanyi kazi mwisho wa siku mnarudi nyumbani na begi la nguo tupu, ndiyo maana Tories wanapigia kelele kitu hii hasa immigrants kupata hizi benefits.
 
Okay,sorry
Unemployement benefits si fungu linaloaffect budget,it's sometimes called unemployement insurance na hulipiwa na waajiri/wafanyakazi to the government...so it's actually not the government that pays the people! Na usiwe na wasiwasi mimi naishi marekani(second generation) na wana system almost the same.
Dr. aliwahadaa watu aliposema mbona serikali ya conservative inawalipa wananchi posho hata kama hawana kazi.That statement was misleading na nadhani yeye anafahamu ila tu anajua washabiki wake siyo deep,they just take things superficially and thats a huge problem!
hebu nenda shule hapo chini,courtesy of the sunday times!




Unemployment benefits explained

Make sure you are claiming all the financial support availableIf you have recently lost your job, now is the time to make sure you receive all the benefits, allowances and tax credits to which you are entitled. Government help is avilable to boost your income while you are looking for work - here is a quick guide.


Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)
This is the main benefit for the unemployed. To qualify, you must be actively seeking work, under the state pension age (60 for women and 65 for men) and either not working or working less than 16 hours a week.
There are two types of JSA, contribution-based and income-based. Contribution-based JSA depends on how much you have paid in National Insurance Contributions in the last two tax years, and can be paid for up to six months. Income and savings are not taken into account. If you have been working full time for two years, you will be paid the JSA for the full six months. If you have only been working part-time, you will recieve payment for less time - three months, for example.
Income-based JSA is for those who have not made National Insurance Contributions, and is based on your income and savings. It is paid until you find work. Your payments might be reduced if you receive income from part-time employment. You will also get less if you have savings of more than £6,000. If you have savings of more than £16,000 you probably won't qualify. If your partner or civil partner works 24 hours or more a week, you also won't qualify; if they work less than 24 hours, it may affect how much you get.
For the contribution-based JSA, you get £47.95 per week if aged between 16-24, and £60.50 per week if aged over 25.
For income-based JSA, you get £60.50 per week if you are single and aged over 25, or £94.95 if you are in a couple.
If you are eligible for contribution-based JSA and have not found work once your eligibility period finishes, you may be placed on to income-based JSA. If you receive a pension, this may reduce the amount of contribution-based JSA you can claim.
To claim, call 0800 0556688 (8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday), or go online at the Department for Work and Pensions website here.
An adviser will explain how JSA works and draw up a "jobseeker's agreement" with you, detailing your position and the help and support you will recieve. You will need to confirm your claim in person every two weeks, and your situation will be reviewed at regular interviews.
The New Deal programme
This is designed to give people on benefits the help and support they need to look for work, including training and preparing for work. There are different programmes for the following people: young people (18 to 24), over-25s, over-50s, the disabled, lone parents, the self-employed, and musicians.
For more information, go to the Job Centre Plus website.
Income Support
This is designed for those who cannot work full-time. You may be eligible if you are aged 16 to 59 and you are a lone parent, sick or disabled, or you care for someone who is sick or elderly – but you cannot have savings of more than £16,000, or work more than 16 hours a week. The amount you receive varies depending on your age and circumstance.
To claim, call 0800 0556688 or contact Job Centre Plus.
Council Tax Benefit
If you are entitled to Income Support or income-based Jobseeker's Allowance you could get up to a 100 per cent reduction on your council tax bill. You will not normally qualify if you have more than £16,000 in savings. Ask your local council for a claim form.
Tax Credits
Tax credits are payments from the Government. If you are responsible for at least one child or young person who normally lives with you, you may qualify for Child Tax Credit. If you work, but earn low wages, you may qualify for Working Tax Credit – even if you have no children. The amount varies depending on individual circumstances.
To find out if you qualify, complete this questionnaire on the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) website, which should take no more than five minutes. If you do qualify, you can find out how much you should get using this HMRC calculator.
If you have any questions, call the tax credit helpline on 0845 3003900, open 8am to 8pm seven days a week.
Disability Living Allowance
This is for children and adults who need help with personal care or have walking difficulties because they are physically or mentally disabled. You can get the benefit whether or not you work, and it is not usually affected by any savings or income.
You can receive between £17.75 and £67 per week, depending on how your disability affects you. To claim, call 0800 882200, or download a claim form on the Department for Work and Pensions website here or visit Job Centre Plus.
Carer's Allowance
This is a taxable benefit to help those who look after a disabled person. You do not have to be related to, or live with, the person that you care for. You must spend at least spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a person who receives certain disability benefits. You can not get the benefit if you are in full-time education, or earn more than £95 per week. The weekly rate is £50.55.
To claim, call the Carer's Allowance Unit on 01253 856123, or download a claim form on the Department for Work and Pensions website here.
Housing Benefit
If you are out of work and need financial help to pay all or part of your rent, you may be able to get Housing Benefit. You will not be eligible if you have savings of more than £16,000. You can rent from either the council or a private landlord.
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kobello huna haja ya kukopi definitions za terms kutoka kwenye link wewe eleza tu nitaelewa.

Bado nakataa unaposema unemployment benefits hailipwi na serikali ya Conservatives, nimekupa mifano ya watu ambao toka wazaliwe hawaja ajiriwa na still wanalipwa JSA, hilo fungu linatoka wapi kama si serikalini. Unapofanya kazi UK unalipa Income Tax (Gov. Revenue) na National Insurance IN(social insurance), Income Tax ni mapato ya serikali ambayo ndiyo husaidia kuendesha serikali pamoja na budget ikiwemo kulipa unemployment benefits, wakati National Insurance IN Tanzania tunaiita NSSF ni contibution ya mfanyakazi na mwajiri hii ni kama pension wakati wa uzeeni. Kwenye Income Tax (mapato ya serikali) sehemu ya budget yake hutengwa kwa ajili ya unemployment benefits (watu wasio na kazi) hulipwa hata ambao hawaja contribute chochote kwenye NI, hii benefit inatolewa kwa yeyote mwenye sifa hata kama wewe ni Asylum seeker(mkimbizi) sasa utaniambia hao wakimbiza walifanya kazi lini. Ndiyo maana nasema Slaa was right and still right aliposema serikali ya Conservative inawasaidia wasio na kazi kwa kuwalipa, ila wewe ndiye unataka kupotosha watu.
 
Hapana najua pension fund maana yake ni nini.Unemployement ni pool ambayo inasaidia watu waliokosa kazi ila wana uwezo,na wale ambao wamefukuzwa kazi.UKIACHA KAZI HUPATI UNEMPLOYEMENT BENEFITS! nina uhakika na hili.
 
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