General election - party’s manifestos published this week starting 10th june

Everyone apart from me in my family is a high earner and would be better off under the Tories proposals. However the cost would see me homeless and with nothing left to live for. Would you be happy to sacrifice a family member for a few extra takeaways?

let’s see what Labour manifesto is tomorrow… hopefully as good as greens. :) or at least some hope..

My heart is in my mouth right now. I think the best outcome we can hope for is that they say nothing tbh. I hope someone is noticing just how effing scared we all are and put a stop to these attacks

That's better than declaring cuts though.

From the Manifesto :

Too many people are out of work or not earning enough. Long waits for
treatment of health conditions, particularly mental health, are
contributing to the rise in economic inactivity. Labour will reform
employment support so it drives growth and opportunity. Our system will
be underpinned by rights and responsibilities – people who can work,
should work – and there will be consequences for those who do not fulfil
their obligations.

We will bring Jobcentre Plus and the National Careers Service
together to provide a national jobs and careers service, focused on
getting people into work and helping them get on at work. We will ensure
the service is responsive to local employers, inclusive for all users,
and works in partnership with other local services.

Labour will work with local areas to create plans to support more
disabled people and those with health conditions into work. We will
devolve funding so local areas can shape a joined-up work, health, and
skills offer for local people. We will tackle the backlog of Access to
Work claims and give disabled people the confidence to start working
without the fear of an immediate benefit reassessment if it does not
work out. We believe the Work Capability Assessment is not working and
needs to be reformed or replaced, alongside a proper plan to support
disabled people to work.

One in eight young people are not in education, employment, or
training, with those lacking good qualifications and with poor mental
health facing particular disadvantages. Drawing together existing
funding and entitlements, Labour will establish a youth guarantee of
access to training, an apprenticeship, or support to find work for all
18- to 21-year-olds, to bring down the number of young people who are
not learning or earning. We will also guarantee two weeks’ worth of work
experience for every young person, and improve careers advice in
schools and colleges.

We will work with the Scottish and Welsh Governments, and Mayors and
Combined Authorities in England, to ensure all aspects of our new
approach to Jobcentre Plus and employment support partner effectively
with devolved provision, to offer the best opportunities for people
right across the country.