endless reforms which are doomed to disaster. For more details on Universal Jobmatch, and many other areas of data protection laws relating to claimants visit: http://www.consent.me.uk/ Many companies and charities have pulled out of the government's workfare schemes when met with pickets and direct action that put these exploitative schemes in the spotlight. But charities including British Heart Foundation , Scope and Barnardos and many companies like Poundland, Argos and Superdrug still subscribe to schemes which force the unemployed to "work for their benefits". That's why Boycott Workfare network are calling A Week of Action against Workfare, focusing especially on the charities involved. You are urged to join the action which starts on Saturday, December 8th! You're unemployed? Stand up against this exploitation: we won't work for nothing to profit the rich! In work? Workfare attacks your wages and conditions, you could be sacked and replaced by workfare conscripts. If you care about human rights and dignity -- join us. Our anti workfare actions are part of the global resistance to the austerity being imposed everywhere. Why are we against workfare in Charities? We know first-hand what it really means. Workfare helps hide swingeing cuts to support for charities by central government. Real jobs that charity donors have paid to have carried out are forced onto the unemployed. Many veteran volunteers have left British Heart Foundation in disgust as charity shops are swamped with unwilling conscripts. Workfare contradicts the voluntary ethos charities are supposed to uphold. A claimant told us