It's weird, I'm not as obsessed with shaming those people, but I'm somewhat biased because I know people who do that to supplement their disability/welfare checks.
Plus, these people tend to spend their money versus saving it, so it's going right back into the economy. Hell, they might actually pay sales tax or VAT on their purchases. :-P
nostr:npub1x05hrgua8cgd6grz45dpfql5v702zpgfxw5xhg70g88xpc5atkasyz0je6 nostr:npub1qfkcklnmes45z75y7y8dkud5yll8vp5eq5ysk9rmgqdxeasv8unsrfj6kq the Norwegian welfare system doesn't discourage you from doing this unless we're talking social (emergency) benefits. you can make all the extra money you want on both unemployment and disability benefits.
they don't check how much money you make for those two. $22270/yr is the minimum for both. if you work part-time, you report the hours worked and they deduct that much, compared to an average man-year of 1950 hours.
