Osborne Admits & Says the UK Never Had the Biggest Budget Deficit or Debt The scale of the crisis posited […]
Incapacity (IB) Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and Disability Living Allowance (DLA) Benefits: Employment Minister Chris Grayling has stressed the […]
This NYT article featured this Unum ‘Back-up Plan’ banner below – to both add insult to injury and rub salt […]
2 April 2012 Following his resignation from the Government’s review panel for the Work Capability Assessment, our Chief Executive Paul […]
Better late than never! By Kat Hopps, Third Sector Online, 2 April 2012 Mind chief executive Paul Farmer says ministers did […]
A SCOTTISH campaigner will this morning tell the Human Rights Council of the UN that the UK Government is in […]
‘Occupational health poised to tackle staff absence’ Sounds like AtoS, G4S & Serco are lined-up for more juicy contracts […]
Deborah Padfield is a specialist Citizens Advice Bureau adviser working on benefits, primarily with people with mental health problems. Today […]
Black Triangle Campaign will be joining with our sister organisation Disabled People Against Cuts on April 18th to protest against all […]
COMPANIES and charities that give placements to the unemployed under the UK Government’s controversial unpaid work schemes have been granted […]
From Malthus to Ian Duncan Smith By Susan Pashkoff It is the bicentennial of the birth of Charles […]
I am a student photographer and my wife has been disabled since 2006. We are extremely worried my wife may […]
The reality of life with ME is often unrecognised – least of all by DWP/Atos – and tens of thousands […]
How Scotland implements the UK Welfare Reform Act is back under the spotlight today as the Scottish Parliament’s Welfare Reform Committee […]
By Richard Exell There is not much about social security and tax credits in today’s Budget Report – apart from a threat […]
“On the fairness front, it pales besides the £10bn of cuts to benefits that Mr Osborne pencilled in for the […]
Spending on welfare payments, schools and hospitals will have to be slashed by billions of pounds more than the Government […]
by Randeep Ramesh, The Guardian’s social affairs editor The welfare budget faces a £10bn cut by 2016 because social security will consume […]
Dismissing Ed Miliband’s performance as Labour leader, Serwotka said the trade union movement was now the “de facto” opposition, but […]
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