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Because one irony of a rising number of British workers on the dole is that Job Centres are now so busy they are recruiting 6,000 new staff - one of the only operations nationally taking people on.— Shropshire Star
While for most upstanding British citizens the dole is something to be feared at the moment, in the Philippines, the DOLE really is your friend.— Telegraph Blogs
In the U.K., being on the dole is now more profitable than holding an average job.— lex icon
The waning tax intake, which helps the capuchins provide food to these people, is not to be bolstered, and the amount of people drawing the dole is to be increased.— Irish Blogs
The more people who draw the dole, the more money taken out from the exchequer.— Irish Blogs

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