British unemployment will hand out money to buy new clothes.

The British Government has formulated a new scheme to assist the unemployed, according to which any remaining unemployed Briton can get up to 300 pounds to cover some expenses. This writes The Daily Mail.
In particular, the intent of the Cabinet, the unemployed will be able to pay for new costumes, which will help them to better look at the interviews. In addition, this amount goes to pay expenses for child care, transportation, purchase of new working tools, or extension of a driver's license.
In total, the government program, which will start from April, allocated 10 million pounds. Funds will be allocated points for the job. The decision on the appropriateness of allocating money to the various needs of the staff will take these points. In exceptional cases, the amount allocated to the unemployed can exceed 300 pounds.
As noted by The Daily Mail, formerly of such financial assistance may apply only to those who were unemployed at least six months. Now the bar was removed.
By the end of 2008 in Britain was nearly 2 million unemployed. This figure was the maximum in December 1997. Meanwhile, as expected, in 2009 the number of unemployed in the country will exceed 2 million, and by 2010 will reach 3 million.