Tories’ evil sanction regime in a horrific nutshell
The Tories have been censured by the UN for their vile abuse of disabled people and benefit claimants – not a fact that you will see much mentioned in the […]
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Landmark benefits judgment almost nobody’s talking about
As the Daily Mirror announced yesterday, the ‘Upper Tribunal’ (UT) – the body that rules on the most serious benefits disputes – ruled against the government’s treatment of benefits claimants […]
Important: WRAG/sanction – don’t panic yet
Earlier today the SKWAWKBOX published an article about the application of the Universal Credit (UC) ‘claimant commitment’ to disabled people. That article was based on information from a recent DWP […]
See clarification
If you’ve landed here, you should see the updated information provided by PCS union Universal Credit specialists.
A great overview of the govt’s ‘Nudge’ psych abuse
Came across this great Storify article that gives an overview of various articles about the government’s ‘Nudge unit’ or ‘Behavioural Insights Team’ – which was part-privatised earlier this year, thereby […]
Yet more evidence of DWP benefit sanction targets
In spite of long-standing evidence to the contrary, including officials calling benefit sanctions ‘an achievement’ and revelations by the Guardian, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has continued to deny […]
818k benefit claimants sanctioned since end 2012 – and what came before
Found this article on the Touchstone blog because it links to my post about this government calling benefit sanctions an ‘achievement’. It’s essential reading, as it shows in clear, graphical […]
