Cable Forum - View Single Post - Benefit cuts are fuelling abuse of disabled people, say charities

mertle · 07-03-2012, 20:35

You know what nothing suprises me anymore if we had some crazy policy that disabled have to work permently for no money then got prosecuted for working on the side I would be not shocked anymore.

What does cameron actually want he seems to be complete arse backwards he wants disabled working yet hitting out at remploy. Many which would pretty hard pressed to get work due to there disability.

In ideal world companies would have disabled friendly environments in the workplace but the costs to do this would mean they wont. Also it may cost more money if it can be claimed by them. We may as well keep remploy.

I dont buy the figures that was banted about that you could get 3 times the disabled normal workplaces than remploy. Costs will surely exscelate.

Whats to see every penny would be re-invested so surely better for this system than nothing. Doubt jobcentre will be geared to helping the numbers back into work.

07-03-2012, 20:35	#129
mertle Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,134	Re: Benefit cuts are fuelling abuse of disabled people, say charities You know what nothing suprises me anymore if we had some crazy policy that disabled have to work permently for no money then got prosecuted for working on the side I would be not shocked anymore. What does cameron actually want he seems to be complete arse backwards he wants disabled working yet hitting out at remploy. Many which would pretty hard pressed to get work due to there disability. In ideal world companies would have disabled friendly environments in the workplace but the costs to do this would mean they wont. Also it may cost more money if it can be claimed by them. We may as well keep remploy. I dont buy the figures that was banted about that you could get 3 times the disabled normal workplaces than remploy. Costs will surely exscelate. Whats to see every penny would be re-invested so surely better for this system than nothing. Doubt jobcentre will be geared to helping the numbers back into work.