Sentence examples for jobseekers are expected from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, said: "It is only right that in return for government support – and in return for their benefits – jobseekers are expected to do all they can to find work.

Jobseekers would be expected to use other sites to find work that was with larger employers.

As we continue to make our mainstream services more accessible to disabled jobseekers it is expected that the number of Disability Employment Advisors will continue to decline," he said.

He said jobseekers would be expected to take "reasonable" zero-hours contracts and carry on looking for permanent full-time work in the meantime.

After the ruling struck down the legal basis of the DWP's employment schemes, the department was expected to be liable for a £130m rebate to jobseekers who had been sanctioned using the powers of the scheme.

This will mean, for example, that staff in branches of Jobcentre Plus will be expected to make their own decisions on how many interviews a jobseeker should attend.

The new allowance is expected to be paid at the same £57 level currently given to under-25s on Jobseeker's Allowance.

But if you were expecting to find some mechanism in the bill for distinguishing between jobseekers who "didn't do enough to find work" and those who did, you would be looking in vain.

About one in six jobseekers are being sanctioned and this is taking a terrible toll – not just on jobseekers, but their families and children".

Seven out of 10 unemployed islanders are claiming benefits and a third of jobseekers are under 25-years-old.

Jobseekers are being encouraged to consider setting up their own business with help from a government scheme.