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Originally Posted by martyh
They take their chances the same as anyone else .
Considering that Remploy is a not for profit government funded organisation then it does not surprise me in the least that they will be subject to cuts the same as anyone else ,and as with all businesses these days they are subject to restructuring just to stay afloat so why should Remploy be any different ?
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very brazen Im all right jack atitude there hope you never in this position. They want them to be working yet destroying all the help needed to get disabled work.
Alot of support funding has been shelved without it companies wont employ those in need this where Remploy filled the gap. Many those will be thrown on the scrapheap these was wanting work.
The last cull remploy factories only 1 in 12 got a job in mainstream. Reality this the future those disabled who lose there jobs from remploy. That was under better climate now job market even worse it will be lucky to see 1 in 30 get a job. That think will be being kind while there abundance able bodied potential workers out there you wont see many disabled get a look in.
I hate this I'm all right jack arrogent atitudes make me sick to death of this country. The saving on this was nothing.
As for disabled support this motion think again organisations was suposed to support welfare changes and streamlining disabled payments and removal dla for the new one. It was complete crock of lies now disabled organisations shown to be against some of the legislation.
It will be the same on remploy when most disabled will get shafted as there support evaporates. Workfare is the future disabled working for nothing with forced labour with threats of removal of benefits.