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Keir Starmer uttered transitional protection once in parliament. But, transition to where or to what? They're misleading the public, saying that they would offer those who would lose their PIP or LCWRA a transitional protection while they're claiming other benefits! Which other benefits, other than the basic UC which ties you to a hostile claimant commitment to search for and get an employment?
Guess what - these days, many UC claimants on Jobseekers' Allowance get sanctioned before they even get their first payment, just to give you an idea about how tough is being on Jobseekers' Allowance nowadays. Gone are the days when people could be on Jobseekers' Allowance for an extended period of time.
If they ever succeed to get these proposals through and legislate them, nothing will change later on - mark my words. That's why they're busy turning over every stone to buy as many Labour MPs as possible at the expense of our lifeline.
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Morning any positive news today ???
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It shows their hatred of us . Any savings they claim are needed to bring the benefits bill down will go towards the two child limit so no savings at all . It will cost them no extra to leave disability alone .
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Oh please good news 🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏
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I believe that is the plan
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Yep he's still going on about giving people more time to find other help or benefits he's going to hand over power to mayor's so they don't don't get backlash all people charities that have written to them still noting still no change if mps abstain make it our mission to get them out
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Wales looking at taking action for cancelling consultations
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I know it's draining just keep emailing as many on name and shame list
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Is there any organisation to complain to my health and millions getting worse
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I believe the same Catherine . I can’t see how anyone can be this incompetent.
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every thing he does stinks of him currying favour with the EU … that's where his next job is !
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Absolutely and all the back benchers will be left behind jobless
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Very interesting post and yes, I agree completely that the LCWRA/ESA issue is being ignored for the most part. I'm one of those people who only has LCWRA and it feels like there will be nowhere for me to turn at all when the changes happen. I hope that won't be the case.
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Probably. They've made a tidy sum from our misery and won't help us. Same story with Irwin Mitchell, Sir Andrew Mitchell's law firm.
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Hi, no I'm not going anywhere I consider people here your all friends and I love posting and responding.🤗 The process of the reassessment went quite smooth even though I was in a state and panicked on a few questions that I didn't understand. . @Passerby have you filled the form in yet? The person told me that the form she has I filled in over a year ago.
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passerby, I'm glad you stayed!
"In addition, the DWP give undisclosed guidelines to PIP and WCA assessors, leading to a higher rate of failed claims. Whistleblowers and campaigners have also alleged that the DWP provide internal guidelines or instructions to assessors that are not publicly available. The DWP denied this, and this denial of undisclosed guidelines raises questions about the transparency and fairness of the assessment process."
Please post your link again as I found out a fact (to quote the loathsome Robert Devereux in reply to a question about UC at a committee meeting 😆)
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Yes I emailed them they said due to having to much work on they can't take on I asked if it was because it couldn't be challenged or if it was because starmer was lawyer no response
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I’ll look it up later when I’m up to it . It may be we have more rights in the courts than we’ve been told
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