Might it not be cheaper just to give people the money?
@telegraph's dismay at war on disabled.
"Work Capability Assessment puts people with mental illness, autism and learning difficulties at a substantial disadvantage." But the UK government defends its position in the war on the disabled.
An Atos whistleblower's tale of the war on the disabled.
Taking the British government's war on the disabled to a new front.
in Scotland, so presumably elsewhere too.
"an inaccessible courtroom, so the people who brought the action couldn't get into the room to hear the verdict."
No. The UK's coalition govt is lying.
"designed to work with the following operating systems and browsers. Many of these are no longer available."
Rather a non-apology, if you ask me. "If we get something wrong then I'm very happy to say sorry."
The activists speak.
1) take the money away, 2) prevent any complaining about it.
The UK govt's war on the vulnerable.
Fascinating.
More reports from the front line of the war between the UK govt and the disabled.
"The dead monarch, Richard Plantagenet, was called for a reassessment of his fitness for work by ATOS – which carries out disability assessments on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) - after it was discovered the deposed King had spent years lying in a Leicester City Council car park doing absolutely nothing."
A third-party defence of the piece I linked to above.
What to say to someone driven to consider suicide by the British government's policies.
Harry Reid: “It is a sad day when we cannot pass a treaty that simply brings the world up to the American standard for protecting people with disabilities because the Republican Party is in thrall to extremists and ideologues."
The inhumanity of British disability bureaucracy.
Said to Tom Baker: "I’m such a big fan of your work that I’ve just named my baby son after you… but my wife can’t stand you!”
London vs wheelchair user.
Uncaring members of the caring professions.
What it feels like if you treat someone like a child just because they cannot talk.
Company apologises, suspends guard.
UK government targeting the weakest in society.
"the most interesting thing in my office is a little grey box, which contains the only copy we have of Stephen's hardware voice synthesiser. The card inside dates back to the 1980s and this particular one contains Stephen's voice. There's a processor on it which has a unique program that turns text into speech that sounds like …
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