极速赛车168最新开奖号码 Comments on: Government proposes disability benefits overhaul in face of ‘spiralling’ caseload and costs

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Nik

Nik — Fri, 24 May 2024 00:58:23 +0000

In reply to stevielad. I'm a little confused a society is based on how they look after the week an infirmed, latest is people that have been registered as disabled on PIP are to be retrained to be carers ..WHAT they need to be looked after by our society.

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: S B M

S B M — Wed, 22 May 2024 20:33:09 +0000

In reply to L jackson. Hi there I’m so glad you stated this ! I’m a professional and have fibromyalgia and i totally understand your views and experiences as I too suffer with a condition that differs from day to day!!! For a very long time I never knew I had it.Your totally bang on right the prime minister is a bully and has no clue about poverty or disability. He is so well off himself he thinks get getting the vulnerable into work will solve everything…. The UK has no industry and some really poor jobs. If you work in a professional capacity the resources are strained and impact of heavy case loads / no staff it will definitely drive you round the bend !! The point I’m making is MH and any disabilities are not a joke it’s serious. So one should ask the prime minister or any future government that just leave the disabled alone.don’t remove there benefits from them. If they implement the voucher system that will be be most damaging for disabled people. Carers how suffered drastically and have been totally discredited for their hard work. They are those individuals who have saved millions and millions for the government and NHS… for mezily £80 … that’s like horrible and then to be targeted and insulted. The list goes on … I do worry about the future and who is going into 10 Downing Street because they are ready to dictate and ruin millions of people lives

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Sammy

Sammy — Mon, 13 May 2024 17:13:22 +0000

In reply to Petal.

Your comment about Giving people who have Mental health issues Pip …so you don’t think they are medical issues ? You don’t think we should get Pip ? I’ve had chronic Anxiety for 15 years….I was having 30 plus panic attacks daily! Agrophobic…etc etc ..Anxiety causes so many problems and has numerous symptoms! It’s a living hell if you have chronic Anxiety which I would not wish on anyone! …if I had the choice I would rather have certain physical illnesses than my Anxiety!…I also have Fybromyalga …out of the 2 I would rather have the second …I suffer from clinical depression caused by Anxiety …I had an amazing job earning £40 K plus! …I loved my job and would give anything to return ….so please do not dismiss Mental health as nothing and tell the government to attack us! Saying they are not real medical conditions…I pray you never suffer 1 panic attack ..I must of had thousands! …each one as frightening as the first …your comment is utterly selfish ….people take their lives due to mental health as its horrendous to live with! I’ve sat on the edge of a cliff because coping with it is just terrible…I was lucky as I got amazing help from beautiful people who understand the depths we suffer …you need to spend a day with a person suffering Anxiety and seeing a panic attack and how it affects you ….not only Anxiety …but Autism…AdHA ….the list goes on ….educate your self because and stop the ignorance…do you think I would say such things to you ? Saying attack people with your issues?

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Disability cuts: Work isn’t the pull Sunak thinks it is - Freedom News — Fri, 10 May 2024 08:03:37 +0000

[…] thinly veiled ‘red meat’ Sunak so casually dispensed has left claimants in shock and analysts bewildered. Given the past history of how this government hands out contracts to […]

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Jane S

Jane S — Thu, 09 May 2024 19:52:01 +0000

I find this whole proposal terrifying and unbelievable. My husband had a brain tumour which has left him with sight loss, severe mobility problems, dysphagia (can’t swallow) and many other issues. I have also had to stop working to be a full time carer. Not the life either of us imagined. These Tory people are living on a different planet and have no idea how a disability impacts your life. I could make a few suggestions for saving money, but quite honestly, I don’t think they would like any of them!

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Lia

Lia — Wed, 08 May 2024 14:14:39 +0000

This PIP change is truly terrifying. I live rurally and although I am confined to the house due to Epilepsy and unable to work….I was refused the home care element of PIP. My Mobility PIP pays for all my shopping to be delivered, taxis to hospital, reimbursement fuel for neighbours support on longer journeys to specialists. None of this will be possible under a voucher scheme. Do I have to fill in a long form everytime I want reimbursement for a food delivery…..
The cost of implementing such a scheme is way more than they will save. Recruitment of staff as usual will be contracted out so their will be new contractors fees… New staff on pay between basic £28,000 and managerial £41,000 not including their pensions, ironically up to 9 months full sick pay, holiday pay, maternity pay of up to 9 months, expenses, training. Then there is the cost of training already employed people in new schemes in all the job centres in the country, admin in central Government, Data and Budget monitors and the Treasury for payment. Then there is Senior officials time in passing the Bill and the consultation itself…MP’s time, House of Lords time, Consultants time and fees, expenses for meetings which will include meals and hotel stays. Then there is infrastructure.. new forms to be designed and approved by several people up the chain, redrafts, inline and paper copys, a new section of the website to be designed and updated, new laptops for new staff working from home, homeworkers expenses of broadband and phones, heating and electric, an extended department will be necessary to process all the new claims which will require new computers, new high tech security systems, new tables, chairs, meeting rooms. Dont forget the Royal Mail and postage of forms…this will be the same process but the paperwork going backwards and forwards will be at least 10 times more per month as individual letters, application and appeals forms are sent back and forth. Then there will be the waste of time of Medical Personnel like GP’s and Specialists providing evidence to back up every claim.
HOW IS SUCH A SYSTEM REQUIRING ALL THAT AND MORE GOING TO SAVE ANY MONEY!!!!

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Sharon

Sharon — Mon, 06 May 2024 18:39:06 +0000

I have worked since I was 15 years old I never had children due to the fact I never had the motherly instinct.so I have paid into the system for years.then 2 months before I was sixty I had to stop working because of several health issues I applied for pip twice and was turned down.then my health issues got worse so I applied again at the end of 2023 and had to go through the whole process again I eventually got it this year in 2024 and now the government want to take it away again.

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: S hills

S hills — Sun, 05 May 2024 09:15:38 +0000

I’m now in a state of panic I have been surviving on lowest rate of pip since 2017 I was refused ESA .lost the appeal .I won’t claim UC because I can’t work and I cannot face the jobcentre anymore .yes I do suffer anxiety and depression but I also have arthritis and widespread pain and chronic fatigue I can’t get to see a doctor regularly to discuss more x-rays etc .I’m 61 now and I can’t take much more .I have my current pip until march 2026 but are they going to stop that before then ? It’s sad but I just need to get to retirement age which is 67.i

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Bunny

Bunny — Fri, 03 May 2024 15:00:24 +0000

I’ve been ill for eleven years. I was diagnosed with heart failure two years ago. I became suicidally depressed because everybody was ignoring me as I could not comply with “popping here” and “popping there”, I couldn’t even get to my own front door or lift my legs up even slightly, let alone “”pop” up anywhere. No car, no mobility, no wheelchair, no money, no family, anemic, couldn’t eat, no energy, constantly feeling ill and in agony, NO HELP from anybody but my husband who is mostly at work trying to keep us fed and warm.

I get basic daily and enhanced mobility. Even then, the decision maker twisted my evidence to not award me the full daily living component. I only just got enough points for the basic rate. Quite how they can accept you are immobile but insinuate you are not really that unwell on a daily basis, I’d like to know.

It has helped but I’m sicker than ever now, unable to enjoy (not the right word but, you know) the benefit of having it. I bought myself a wheelchair but can’t use it much because my husband is losing his health now from the stress of working and looking after me by himself and struggles to push it.

Now this. Will the Tories get my vote? Will they F**K.

极速赛车168最新开奖号码 By: Scarlett Murray Dimbleby

Scarlett Murray Dimbleby — Fri, 03 May 2024 12:09:16 +0000

I am on pip and suffer permanently with mobility due to spine conditions that gradually get worse older I get after a accident when I was a late teen . And siezures .my husband is now my full time carer .and this threat from government is starting to scare me alot as there is alot I can’t do no more what happens to my care if I am forced to find work by government