4 ms·
Which European countries?
by yladiz 5mo ago
Which European countries?
- testing22321 5mo agoAustralia no problem. Most liberal welfare in the world
- November_Echo 5mo ago> Australia no problem. Most liberal welfare in the world Jobseeker is a maximum of $26k per year, but for most people it's going to be around $21k [1]. What else are you using supplement that because that feels like it would be close to the poverty line. 1: https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/how-much-jobseeker-payment-you-can-get https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/how-much-jobseeker-paym...
- testing22321 5mo agoLive 4 people in a share house and surf all day.
- stephen_g 5mo agoIt’s not close to the poverty line, it’s well under it (remember this is AUD not USD) and has been for decades!
- stephen_g 5mo agoUnemployment (JobSeeker payment) is actually pretty brutal here, we have a thing called ‘mutual obligation requirements’ where you have to go to meetings with (very ineffective but extremely profitable) private job service providers who force you to apply for enough jobs per week (no matter if they’re relevant or not). Decades ago there was what I have read was an extremely effective Government department called the ’Commonwealth Employment Services’ but that was disbanded and contracts handed to private firms for excuses like “efficiency” that (surprise) didn’t end up panning out.
- FullMetalBitch 5mo agoSpain for example: https://imv.seg-social.es/ https://imv.seg-social.es/
- Ekaros 5mo ago"Good" life might be bit questionable. But Finland at least it is possible. Existence will be meagre without other cashflows in cash. Might even be okay if you can make proper amount of cash.
- manmal 5mo agoI did mention that some side job is required for a good life. 15h certainly enough. Once AGI is here that might be our future.