10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORKSHY»
Discover the use of
workshy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
workshy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Policing the
workshy: benefit controls, the labour market ...
Based on extensive interviews with claimants, staff in the Employment Service and the Department of Social Security, claimant advice agencies and many individual case examples, this book analyses the effectiveness of the Social Security Act ...
Alex Bryson, John Jacobs, 1992
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Cambridge Business English Dictionary
0 The rest of the day they listened to speakers and attended workshops about
leadership. workshy' /'w3:k,ja1/ adjective UK disapproving dislik ing work and
trying to avoid it when possible: Workers are often workshy because of the UK 's ...
Cambridge University Press, 2011
3
English/German Dictionary of Idioms: Supplement to the ...
workshy. to be/to become/... workshy Muh(e): Müh' und Arbeit scheuen. World.
the (First/Second)/Third/(Fourth) World Welt: die (Erste/Zweite)/Dritte/(Vierte) Welt
the theatre/books/... is/are my/her/... world Welt: das Theater/Bücher/... ist/sind ...
Professor Hans Schemann, 2013
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Beyond the Prison Gates : Punishment and Welfare in Germany, ...
The newmeasure declared that persons “encountered in wayfarer stations,
hostels orhomeless shelterswhowere blatantly workshy” would betaken into
militarycustody andsent, on orderofthe Commanding General, to a workhouse or
worker ...
5
Inside the Welfare State: Foundations of Policy and Practice ...
In its 1952 Annual Report, the NAB put the proportion of workshy men on
assistance in perspective: theaverage area office (serving a population ofabout
140,000) wouldprovide assistanceto about 5,000 people(for themselvesand their
...
This included, in Heydrich's words, 'beggars', 'whores', and the 'workshy', among
others.9 In 1937/8, several high-profile police raids put this thinking into practice.
In March 1937, some 2,000 ex-convicts and suspected criminals were arrested ...
7
The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies
Buchenwald had almost 8,000 inmates in 1938, about 4,600 of whom were
labeled as workshy;34 as of February 2, 1939, there were said to be 107 Gypsies
in Buchenwald.35 In Sachsenhausen the camp held 4,887 inmates listed as ...
Guenter Lewy Professor Emeritus of Political Science University of Massachusetts, 1999
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Concentration Camps in Nazi Germany: The New Histories
Following earlier smaller-scale campaigns of detention from 1933, nationally co-
ordinated police razzias in 1938 rounded up several thousand 'workshy' men and
women and sent them into concentration camps under Gestapo 'protective ...
Nikolaus Wachsmann, Associate Professor of History Jane Caplan, Jane Caplan, 2009
9
Facing the Nazi Past: United Germany and the Legacy of the ...
Bavaria's Lawforthe Combating ofGypsies, Travellers and the Workshy ofJuly
1926 was racist in character. After 1933,it was adopted in Bremen and Baden.
While manyofthe racist measures introduced inthe earlyyears ofthe Third
Reichdidnot ...
10
Language and Power: A Resource Book for Students
Here isan examplefroma newspaper storythatweshall discuss in more detail later:
'The mother of abducted Shannon is workshy' [Attributive] Carrier Pr:int. Attribute
The essential characteristic of theAttributive intensiveprocess is that it is not ...
Paul Simpson, Andrea Mayr, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WORKSHY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
workshy is used in the context of the following news items.
Labour warning by Andy Burnham - You will not win if workshy have …
Andy Burnham is to warn that Labour cannot win the next election while voters believe it gives the workshy an "easy ride". In a speech to senior business figures, ... «Western Daily Press, May 15»
The workshy French ban 7 day a week bakery boss: Baguette maker …
France's top baguette baker has attacked his country's attitude to work after he was ordered to stop opening his shop seven days a week. Stephane Cazenave ... «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Princess Beatrice not workshy as friends say attacks on Yorks are …
Prince Andrew's eldest daughter is said to have been very upset to find herself accused of being workshy after quitting her £20,000-a-year job before taking ... «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Mac on... the Tories' new welfare crackdown on the workshy
Mac on... the Tories' new welfare crackdown on the workshy. By Mac for the Daily Mail. Published: 19:54 EST, 27 January 2015 | Updated: 19:54 EST, ... «Daily Mail, Jan 15»
Katie Hopkins in Benefits Street 'workshy scroungers' rant
“We have given up on our own workshy population and we have started to rely on hard-working immigrants to do the jobs we turn up our noses at. “Benefits ... «Express.co.uk, Jan 14»
Workshy told scrounging no longer an option in new benefits …
Workshy told scrounging no longer an option in new benefits crackdown. IAIN DUNCAN SMITH has warned that the party is over for scroungers who refuse to ... «Daily Star, Dec 13»
Hit squads to force workshy back into jobs
Specialists will be sent to Jobcentres nationwide to urge tens of thousands of the workshy to get jobs, many for the first time. The unprecedented move will target ... «Express.co.uk, May 13»
Workshy map of Britain revealed: Thousands of incapacity benefit …
This map of Britain reveals the 'workshy' spots around the country where people claiming incapacity benefit claimants are actually fit enough to work. «Daily Mail, May 13»
Seven 'workshy' benefits claimants fail to turn up for first day at work
He described them as "a bunch of work shy layabouts". He said: "People keep saying there are not enough jobs in the UK but the really problem is that there is ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 12»
Workshy would give up their benefits rather than get out of bed
Half of those claiming unemployment benefits would prefer to lose their handouts than do a stint of unpaid work. Figures show that 20 per cent of those ordered ... «Daily Mail, Jan 12»
