Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefits- are DWP's assessment/decision same criteria as PIP, ESA?
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Peter99
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I am asking for a cousin. Ten years ago, he was awarded 2% for life for loss of Faculty.
Now his condition has got worse and both of his knees are now affected.
Are the DWP's assessment and decision same criteria as PIP, ESA, etc?
Now his condition has got worse and both of his knees are now affected.
Are the DWP's assessment and decision same criteria as PIP, ESA, etc?
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IIDB, ESA and PIP are all assessed differently.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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I think it’s worked out as loss of function of specific limb or bodily part that’s not functioning as a normal persons would.
Don’t quote me on that tho the information is listed on direct.gov.uk. And there’s lots of it , can’t see much in caselaw, either that or I’m looking in the wrong place….How they measure the percentage is another question I’m also asking myself.
ive also read many apparently are just under the required 14% to get a payment tho they are added as a whole in the total award for multiple issues.2% is just ridiculously low don’t you think.
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