A Europe-wide survey of 19,000 people revealed that the more a country paid to the unemployed , the more likely its residents were to want a job . Estonia pays the highest benefits and almost 80 % of people wanted a job . By contrast in Norway , one of least generous , only around 40 per cent did .
A Europe-wide survey of 19,000 people revealed that the more a country paid to the unemployed , the more likely its residents were to want a job . Norway pays the highest benefits and almost 80 % of people wanted a job . By contrast in Estonia , one of least generous , only around 40 per cent did .