Petitions/Introduce a training scheme for young people to qualify for benefits
StatusClosed
Opened6 Jan 2025
Closes6 Jul 2025
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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In order to qualify for benefits, we think young people who are able and can work should enrol into a government sponsored training scheme. As part of the scheme, trainees would receive tops up to min/living wage, NI tax breaks and qualifications so they can enter the work place.

Reports indicate there are record amounts of people relying on the welfare state. We think this is a national crisis and whilst it is perfectly acceptable for the most needy in society to receive help, it should not be a choice. We think this scheme should be a legal requirement if young people are able to work, staying home and living on benefits should not be a matter of choice.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Mr Luke Charters
1Mr Luke Charters MP
York Outer
6
Dr Andrew Murrison
2Dr Andrew Murrison MP
South West Wiltshire
2
Darren Paffey
3Darren Paffey MP
Southampton Itchen
2
Adam Dance
4Adam Dance MP
Yeovil
2
Sir Christopher Chope
5Sir Christopher Chope MP
Christchurch
1
Lola McEvoy
6Lola McEvoy MP
Darlington
1
Deirdre Costigan
7Deirdre Costigan MP
Ealing Southall
1
Justin Madders
8Justin Madders MP
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough
1
Sir Edward Leigh
9Sir Edward Leigh MP
Gainsborough
1
Dame Caroline Dinenage
10Dame Caroline Dinenage MP
Gosport
1
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