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e-petition - Stop Unfair Re-assessments For Disabled People
Responsible department: Department for Work and Pensions
Stop the unfair and cruel re-assessments via ATOS for disabled people currently on Incapacity Benefit. ESA is a flawed benefit, and puts terrible pressure and stress on vulnerable people, putting people who cannot work on lesser benefits and applying sanctions. Let disabled people decide for themselves if they can work, they and their carers know best.
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Well there’s a surprise, I hope IDS has professional indemnity to pay for his mistakes, what an absolute walter.
Universal credit impact assessment.
http://socialwelfare.bl.uk/subject-areas/services-activity/poverty-benefits/departmentforworkandpensions/universal11.aspx
they live in cloud cuckoo land when its all crashing down around them whot will they say then its labour fault jeff3
Don’t be lulled into a false sense of security: IDS and his mates will pursue their monomaniacal aim to bring in Universal Credit even if they bankrupt the Treasury in the process. Remember, they hate us with such a virulence that they’ll go to (almost) any extreme to succeed in their devious plans.
This is the worst kept secret in Whitehall.
“Cities Where Suburban Poverty Is Skyrocketing”
http://247wallst.com/2013/05/28/cities-where-suburban-poverty-is-skyrocketing/#ixzz2UfQamgyt