Tory ‘benefit denial’ policy means tribunal service can’t cope with rise in appeals
The Conservative government’s policy of denying Personal Independence Payment (PIP) benefits to people who qualify for it is causing a …
The Conservative government’s policy of denying Personal Independence Payment (PIP) benefits to people who qualify for it is causing a …
Have you ever heard of the minimum income floor calculation? If you aren’t on Universal Credit – and considered to …
Another one gone. The Tories call this a “positive benefit outcome”. A mum has slammed the Department of Work and …
This could have serious repercussions for the Conservative government. Suddenly, instead of dismissing appeals for mandatory reconsideration from people who …
Gill Willis’s experience is commonplace among those who undergo the assessment procedure for Personal Independence Payments (PIP). Assessors from private …
The optimistic part of this is that people who have faced discrimination when returning to work after a serious illness can …
The headline is a paraphrase of what This Writer’s legally-minded friend actually said, but once you’ve read this article you’ll …
It seems clear that the new ‘statistical releases’ from the Department for Work and Pensions aren’t worth the immense amount …
The publication of the DWP’s damped-down death statistics (we’ll be given ratios because the actual number of deaths is too …
The First-tier Tribunal (Information Rights) has provided details of the venue for the ‘benefit-related deaths’ hearing at which the DWP …
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