The Government’s Work Programme is Failing Those Facing the Largest Barriers
It seems those who have the hardest time finding work are getting the least help, according to the chair of the Commons Work and Pensions Committee.
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Dame Anne Begg MP has been saying this for years but has yet to find the answer ?
the death toll of the sick and disabled of which she is well aware of has made no difference whatsoever just like in Syria it’s all been talk as displacement and death of people has taken place
personally speaking she should stand down as she is way out of her depth and always has been’ you need a a very different type of politician to be able to deal with such carnage and to be able to hold the government of the day to account and to stop the deaths be it here in the uk or elsewhere
if i were fit i would get stuck in so hard that you can be certain of that you could be sure that the deaths guaranteed to stop but until you have a mp with my type of mindset then with regret the deaths of those unable to fight their corner will go on
The Work Programme fails everyone, because it doesn’t really do anything. Even those who get jobs do so despite the WP, not because of it.