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Tag Archives: sanctions
Universal Chaos – bonfire of the vanity project
Reposted from Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union people magazine Making work or claimants pay? Iain Duncan Smith claims that Universal Credit (UC), the governments new single benefit, is being rolled out successfully under budget. The reality, according to PCS … Continue reading
Posted in Universal Credit
Tagged dwp, Iain Duncan Smith, PCS, sanctions, Tax credits, Universal Credit
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Recordings of how JSA claimants are spoken to – and why the DWP must be stopped from arresting witnesses
Reposted from Kate Belgrave. The advice is worth following … NEVER go anywhere official alone. Remember it is your right to be accompanied. http://www.katebelgrave.com/2015/02/recordings-of-how-jsa-claimants-are-spoken-to-and-why-the-dwp-must-be-stopped-from-arresting-witnesses/
‘People are dying!’ Oldham MP blasts Iain Duncan Smith over benefit claim sanctions
Reposted from Mancunian Matters Oldham MP Debbie Abrahams has sensationally accused the Government of contributing to the deaths of vulnerable people due to sanctioning benefit claims in order to improve figures. The Oldham East and Saddleworth constituent publicly lambasted the … Continue reading
Posted in Benefit sanctions
Tagged Debbie Abrahams, dwp, Iain Duncan Smith, JSA, sanctions, statistics
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‘Jobcentres Exist To Ration Access To Benefits’
Reposted from Vox Political Excellent post about what Jobcentre plus is really for … http://wp.me/p4Sru1-1Xm
Jobseeker Sanction Advice
Posting this because people may find it useful Link to the site here:- http://jobseekersanctionadvice.com/ Jobseeker Sanction Advice Home Page Hello and welcome to the website of the J.S.S.A. Now we wouldn’t blame you for wondering, who are JobSeeker Sanction … Continue reading
Jobcentre Manager: “There Are Now Targets For Bullying Claimants Off ESA”
Reposted from Same Difference Many thanks to Benefits And Work for their very useful summary of a very important article. Earlier this month Benefits and Work reported that there had been a massive and unexplained rise in the number of ESA sanctions, with the total … Continue reading
What’s wrong with workfare?
Reposted from keep volunteering voluntary 1 It undermines genuine volunteering Workfare is forced labour – the opposite of volunteering. As Oxfam has pointed out, “These schemes involve forced volunteering, which is not only an oxymoron, but undermines people’s belief in the enormous … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Charities, dwp, Help to Work, sanctions, Voluntary work, work fare
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How can PIP be sanctionable?
reblogged from Disabled People against Cuts Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is the new benefit which replaces Disability Living Allowance (DLA). DLA was introduced in the UK in 1992, and its main purpose was to compensate for the extra costs associated … Continue reading