The UK government must do more to enable disabled people to be “full partners” in the economy, according to a leading US academic whose ideas have been adopted by Labour leader Ed Miliband. Professor Jacob Hacker, a policy adviser, author, and […]
Benefits and Poverty
Minister: ‘We don’t warn social workers when vulnerable claimants are sanctioned’
Osborne’s autumn statement shows ‘total disregard’ for disabled people
Scottish devolution agreement ‘falls far short of disabled people’s demands’
Austerity testimony ‘shows the need to get the vote out’
Concern over government’s ‘dreadful’ response to MPs’ ‘fitness for work’ report
Widow’s treatment by DWP ‘has been inhumane and cruel’
Disabled peer warns DWP that tighter benefit rules could cause more deaths
History month launch hears of Cameron’s ‘broken promise’ to disabled veterans
No apology from DWP for ‘potentially dangerous’ ESA letters
Disabled benefit claimants have complained after being targeted by government letters telling them to attend short-notice “work-focussed interviews” (WFIs), but failing to mention that attendance was voluntary. Research by Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) has found that employment and support allowance […]