"AndrzejW" <w...@c...gazeta.pl> wrote:

> Pewnie znowu dziennikarskie poszukiwanie sensacji.

Wygląda na to, że nie. Jak dla mnie mocno szokujące.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12111660-13762,
00.html?name=otherside

A 25-year-old woman is risking her unemployment benefits after refusing to
be a prostitute.

The woman, an unemployed information technology worker, was contacted by her
local job centre telling her an employer was interested in her "profile",
Britain's Daily Telegraph reported. She was not told who the employer was.
The woman said she was willing to work in a bar at night and had worked in a
cafe.

Only when she phoned did she discover she was being recruited by a brothel.

Prostitution has been legal in Germany for two years.

Under Germany's welfare laws, any woman under 55 who has been out of work
for more than a year can be forced to take an available job - including in
the sex industry - or lose her unemployment benefit.
The woman cannot even sue the job centre because the job centre is not
breaking the law.

Job centres can be sued by employers if they do not cut benefits to people
who turn down jobs.

Pozdr

zulu