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

Chrysalis · 09-03-2012, 19:33

To me qualification for IB/ESA or whatever it be called in future probably UC as that law is signed off now is not about if someone can do work from home or whatever but more about if they employable and capable of getting a job via normal means. That is very different to someone starting a business from home.

The new way of identifying if someone is capable of work is flawed and I wont stand by it ever, its purpose is simply to save money.

Everyone reading this thread will have read enough now to make their own judgements, but you come across martyh as someone who advocates "survival of the fittest" and a general advocate of slave labour practices. My guess is I come out on top with respect points. Bye for now, unsubbing from the thread again as taking too much time up responding just to you again.

09-03-2012, 19:33	#162
Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,048	Re: Benefit cuts are fuelling abuse of disabled people, say charities To me qualification for IB/ESA or whatever it be called in future probably UC as that law is signed off now is not about if someone can do work from home or whatever but more about if they employable and capable of getting a job via normal means. That is very different to someone starting a business from home. The new way of identifying if someone is capable of work is flawed and I wont stand by it ever, its purpose is simply to save money. Everyone reading this thread will have read enough now to make their own judgements, but you come across martyh as someone who advocates "survival of the fittest" and a general advocate of slave labour practices. My guess is I come out on top with respect points. Bye for now, unsubbing from the thread again as taking too much time up responding just to you again.