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What percentage of benefit claimants is estimated to either not want to work or to be working 'on the side'?

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chrises29 | 12:02 Thu 08th Oct 2009 | Business & Finance
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your question does not reLLLY make any sense - for example, child benefit is a benefit and people who recieve it are benefit claimants, but people still work while they get it (and a large proportion of them probably dont WANT to work)
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