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An open letter to the chancellor please sign and share
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if the benefits changes go through and I lose pip , it will mean basic UC with LWCRA .
We would not be paying council , mortgage shortfall ,or water bill .
SMI would be the only money the mortgage would get paid , they would go for repossession and we'd be in emergency accommodation if we fit the criteria , something to look forward to . NOT
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I've emailed rayner baroness googled loads of labour mp wrote to them even though im not on thier area emailed ECHR you know they investigated dwp last year made suggestions to government theu just ignored it e
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Thankyou I read these cannot be challenged? Oh yes I've been emailing loads of people charities labour mps the lot
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What does this mean pls
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Oh great he will psychology doing a number on the mps making the fearful for jobs to vote for all of it to go ahead corruption at its finest
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Thankyou I am so angry what there doing to us given us such awful news as we know it won't be the way they say we will be bullied sanctions the lot ! And they bully us through the media and leave us for months wondering god I despise them they must get off on it void of all emotions very sinister man if he had the chance he would have us like Korea I wake up with crippling headaches pins and needles going to Google more mps baroness Jones seems kind I email her now
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It's blatant gluttony thier certainly picking at our bones lime everyone I wish I had money live by the sea with my dogs
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What would you suggest I write to them all just don't know who's who
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can we write to MPs that are not our MPs? Will they read our letters I wonder
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As this has been a long battle you are correct it is the necessity of being able to get what we ARE entitled to that kept me going.
As I said it was never about the money as I have never been materialistic, but if any one winning the lottery and is stressing about the loss of friends and family, FEAR NOT……. I will be only to glad to relieve you of any stress and work out a simple contribution towards your living costs on a weekly or monthly arrangement similar to the Chancellors ideas, only she won't get any……
MY main concern is to get a single law/assessment that is fit for purpose that gives the claimant the right access to benefits, financially or medically because that is what the NHS and Nye Bevan set up in 1954.
We have come along way since then improving the system and improving the NHS and its access. But some where along the way certain fractions started to creep in and sections of the NHS were "Sold Off". These profit making parts were the LIFE OF THE NHS, and were used to support other less profitable areas. I don't like the terms BUDGET OR TARGET, when used incorrectly as I have always worked with both including costings.
I have made Millions of Pounds for companies I have worked for simply by getting the EMPLOYER o value who is making them these Mega Bucks.
Because without a multi-skilled work force, or a work force that does feel valued, you havee a work force that will turn up at the start of the shift clock on and wait for the knocking off buzzer to clock oiff and go down the pub. Its for thee Employer to find them something to do as I am on your clock….
Simple little tweaks to the system, not reinventing the wheel but working with what you have, and seeing where the issues lie, then remedying them, or re-install sections that may have been by-passed years ago that are no longer relevant going forward, and also listening to the people on the front line of all of this.
It does make for a happy work force, since they know they can suggest things to improve there job with out the risk of later loosingg that job because it worked well. The way you should look at it is, test the Change, review, install, review, rewrite the risk and method statements.
It does not end their……. Give the suggestion a percentage of the save for increasing production or savings, add a bonus scheme to the production figures, and everyone want to get those figures up to gain more money and keep the WHOLE industry running at a profit.
The system of assessment is not broken. You all use the system every time you go to the doctors or A & E. Its about how you access the system and what happens next…..
Wr are in a situation where dealing with Issues like the NHS has become, a bottle neck situation, where one part is relying on another to advance, and then when in the next bottle, when assessed are awaiting to go to the next bottle, always a lag between assessment and treatment to the next level.
This nevber was, since people were always entering the NHS as a career and stil do, but the time taken from training to hands on has now required contractors from Abroad to be called in to "help"
The only thing they are helping us with is draining the easy profit making sections that require NO WORK, and sending the profits abroad for support of their system which we don't have. French and American systems rely on Private Health Care plans.
And before anyone says anything, we also have similar schemes like Welsh Hospitals, and BUPA, which do work, but most may not know that Australia has a Private Health Care System where ALL NATIONAL INSURANCE PAYMENTS ARE MADE INTO THE "NHS" and the best care is given at source? All profits are made and put back into the system so everyone benefits.
PROFITS, if you want to call it that is used to train staff or keep skills levels at their peak and up with the latest technology, while also paying a living wage, (I did not say basic) that can and is increased everytime you take on a new skill, or an oportunity to "try something new" or a course that you have been waiting for becomes available.
I have wrote many programs on "How to fix the system" (any system) but, when left and not reviewed constantly when issues arrise the latest is to cut the budget or reduce the man power to compensate.
Don't you remember the closure of 800 JOB CENTERS AROUND THE COUNTRY? How are we supposed to find work when the very people that were hired by the DWP to find US WORK LOST THEIRS.
I am sorry I write so much but you can understand that its easy for me to write a 1000 pages on the faults of the system because its already broken, it takes a different person to write a 1000 pages on how to fix the system are I do because this is what I used to do.
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It means that MPs are told to vote for what they want to go through , if they do not they get suspended from their role as an MP and cannot vote on things for 6 months or whatever the dictator decides .
Basically it is all a sham , and the MP's that kiss butt will do as they are told regardless of how it affects people's lives .
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I wrote to an MP who isn't my MP and got no reply . My MP is ignorant and does not reply .
She is voting for the benefit reform , because she is a lap dog to starmer .
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What does this mean pls
It means she is not our friend.
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Money bills allow the government to quickly change spending, such as freezing benefit payments.
The Speaker of the House of Commons decides if a bill is a money bill. For a bill to be considered a money bill, it must only deal with financial matters. It cannot change the rules about who qualifies for benefits or how those rules work. The House of Lords cannot block money bills. Even if they disagree, the bill becomes law after one month.
However, big changes to how people qualify for benefits, not just changes to spending, need more debate. These reforms can be challenged. That’s why public pressure, such as your emails, is important when major changes to benefits are proposed.
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No keep on emailing whoever you can I Google labour mps even if I'm not in thier area I don't care I email baroness rayner charities the lot everyday we have to be heard this is our only chance email email email
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I do even if they don't read it will show how many email they are receiving I beeb emailing baroness the lot I Google thier names and say they have to stop this immediately I do not care I told rayner this is a massive cull and you know it I asked her how would she feel if this happened to her mum and I said the funny thing it probley has I think thier PRs read them
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OOh I could scream !!! How is this allowed to happen our only hope is dpac or charities get in before to put some sort of halt
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Well best enjoy next few years she won't get in again do these mps really think starmer cares for them pls big mistake on thier political careers not very intelligent are they
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I'm doing my best to not let this consume me because it will affect my work, but it does affect my energy levels outside of work - I'm having to give everything to being at work, basically.
At the moment it doesn't affect me but that sense of something being unfair, and people misleading and lying about it to try and make it sound fair to those who don't understand…is very tiring to suppress.
Also, the claim that autistic people are one of the least at risk here is rubbish. There's been a studied campaign against neurodivergent people and invisible disabilities in the media for the last couple of years. The battle to even get PIP as an autistic person is already extremely tough. If you've been awarded, chances are you fought through to tribunal to get there. I remember when I was going through my PIP claim (when I was switched from DLA), my academic autism mentor at the time told me that she had several other students in my position but that they had given up after an initial rejection because the stress of it all was too much for them.
I still have residual trauma from that process and so do some of my family. I don't know if I can go through that again, if I have to, when the rules change. And I can't imagine I'm the only autistic person who has had that experience - so I think we're a long way from being safe.
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