Green Paper Discussion (from 24th March, 2025)

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  • gamer1
    gamer1 Online Community Member Posts: 81 Empowering

    You'd be surprised how quick the gov can get it done if they want to do it.

  • alexroda
    alexroda Online Community Member Posts: 347 Trailblazing

    maybe the rise is because we have gone through a pandemic, where millions of people in the UK have developed long covid. That’s statistically proven and we have let the virus run free for whatever reasons.

    This is not only a UK problem, other countries are suffering from the same issues.

    The media are manipulating and misleading the figures regarding this. Every few weeks they change the parameters, the compared countries etc they are a joke

    I read the other day that in Spain or Italy 12% of their working age population is off on long term sickness.

    The impact of COVID is understated by everyone.

  • Martinp
    Martinp Online Community Member Posts: 249 Empowering
    edited April 2025
  • YogiBear
    YogiBear Online Community Member Posts: 414 Pioneering

    We've launched a new inquiry on the Government’s welfare reform proposalsThe inquiry will examine @DWPgovuk 's planned changes to disability and health-related benefits, announced by @leicesterliz last month and are contained in the Pathways to Work Green Paper

  • YogiBear
    YogiBear Online Community Member Posts: 414 Pioneering
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    Saw this on Dr Jay Watts X page.

  • Martinp
    Martinp Online Community Member Posts: 249 Empowering
  • secretsquirrel1
    secretsquirrel1 Online Community Member Posts: 2,052 Championing

    Hi everyone,

    I just watched Disability talk with Steve . Apparently the work and pensions committee is launching a benefit inquiry into the proposed benefits cuts .

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 5,476 Championing

    not at all as Debbie is one of the few good ones and it's a cross party board

    Completely wrong! She's even more insincere than Stephen Timms, the man she replaced.

    Was a healthcare professional herself before Work and Pensions. No, not a good one!

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 5,476 Championing

    These changes to LCW and LCWRA were planned way back in 2011. The last two welfare reform Acts need to be revisited and understood - the WRA 2012 and the changes to substantial risk rules in 2016.

    Those were cross-party agreements! It's a stitch up.

  • gamer1
    gamer1 Online Community Member Posts: 81 Empowering

    Good points. I'm not validating it. I am saying some people know how to navigate the point scoring WCA and others don't. It is unfair like that.

  • gamer1
    gamer1 Online Community Member Posts: 81 Empowering
    edited April 2025

    Labour said no more pocket money. These people don't live in the real word most of the little money they give goes to energy bills and council and VAT on goods. They have no idea. They make me laugh, they have no idea at all.

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  • alexroda
    alexroda Online Community Member Posts: 347 Trailblazing
    edited April 2025

    Ed Miliband was leading the opposition 2010-2015

    Corbyn 2015-2020

    Those changes agreed before Corbyn’s time?

  • Middleton
    Middleton Online Community Member Posts: 265 Empowering

    "

    "some disabilities being more equal than others"

    This is how the government is framing it…😟

  • sarah_lea12
    sarah_lea12 Online Community Member Posts: 442 Empowering
    edited April 2025

    yeah of course , but he's out all day so maybe he's getting better .

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