We Don't Need Your Benefits'

March 25, 2013 Subscribe · Forward We Don't Need Your Healthcare Or Your Benefits' Romanians coming to live in the UK are not migrating to claim benefits, but to work, one of Romania's leading recruiters for Britain has said. David Cameron has warned those coming to Britain they can no longer expect "something for nothing," and is to reveal tougher curbs on benefits for immigrants. But Brindusa Deac, who works for Romanian recruitment website Tjobs.ro, told the Huffington Post UK the number of job openings available shows Romanians do not need to claim benefits.  Continue reading... David Cameron Accused Of Peddling Immigration Benefits 'Myths' Boris Johnson's Dad Stanley Attacks 'Disgusting' Eddie Mair 'Catastrophic Leadership Failure' Civil Servant Promoted To £180,000 Job More Snow On The Way Amid Travel Chaos Snow And Freezing Temperatures To Continue More Freezing Weather Forecast As Thousands Of Britons Without Power We Don't Need Your Healthcare Or Your Benefits' Mother Leaves Newborn Baby In Locked Car With Note Asking Shoppers To Call Her If Needed (PICTURE) Topless Tunisian Feminist Threatened With Death By Stoning Flight Fat Tax: Heavier Air Passengers 'Should Pay More', Says Academic Mother Leaves Newborn Baby In Locked Car With Note Asking Shoppers To Call Her If Needed (PICTURE) ANNE-MARIE SCULLY Why It's Not Always Possible to 'Lean In' Since its release just over two weeks ago, much has been said and written about Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's new book, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will To Lead. I am not one of Sheryl's haters, in fact, having had the opportunity to witness her speak on a number of occasions while we both worked at Google, I can testify that she is a truly inspirational woman. However, I feel that her story only represents one type of woman, the successful woman in business who also has children. What concerns me are the absence of role models for the other side, the women in business who can't or don't want to have children. Continue reading... LUKE COFFEY Margaret Thatcher and the Falklands War: A Lesson in Leadership These papers offer a valuable lesson for any student of leadership. Perhaps the biggest lesson one can learn is that making the right decision is not necessarily the same as making the most popular decision. Leadership is not a popularity contest. Leadership is about selflessly acting in the best interests of those that you lead. Continue reading... HILLARY GRAVES In Good Food We Trust? Everyone wants the best for their children. But when you can't trust what is written on food labels, it's impossible to feel sure you are making positive choices for your family. As a working Mum, I know how hard it is to do a long day in the office and then come home to try and figure out what I'm going to cook for supper. Continue reading... IVáN ESCALANTE LóPEZ SPAIN: It's Me vs. 6 Million Unemployed Every morning after breakfast, you get ready for yet another "work" day, always hoping that today will be the last one like this. It may seem rough, but really it's not so bad: you're just one of six million Spaniards who are unemployed today. Continue reading... SCOTT DE BUITLÉIR Channel 4's 'London Irish': Reinforcing Stereotypes? For any self-respecting Irish person in London - or for any Londoner of Irish decent - this new series could be portrayed as being representative of them, and they may not like what they're about to see. Continue reading... You have received this UK email from AOL (UK) Limited, who provides UK. You can choose to stop receiving these emails at any time, by clicking on UNSUBSCRIBE in any MyDaily email you receive. We respect your privacy and will never forward your data on to a third party without your consent. For full details of AOL's (UK) Limited's policy click here. AOL (UK) Limited believes the information contained in this email to be correct but makes no guarantees as to its accuracy. Copyright © 2012 AOL (UK) Limited AOL (UK) Limited, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA.