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Why work when Obama gives you so much?

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By Aiken Standard - GOPUSA

GRANITEVILLE - When people who have been unemployed for years get jobs, their problems don’t always end. Many face a whole new set of challenges.

The dilemma is this: While out of work they have been receiving government benefits. By going back to work, they lose some or all of those benefits. What they earn sometimes is less than the value of those benefits.

“A person really has to want to work to be able to make the transition,” said Kay Benitez, executive director of Megiddo Dream Station.

Megiddo provides education and job training opportunities for the unemployed. The nonprofit organization also assists its clients after they find work.

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