Search results

Nothing wrong with reasonable scrutiny to check people are actively seeking employment. If the government wants to clamp down on those it thinks aren't trying hard enough, there's lots of ways it could do it. Making people work for benefits is a whole different issue.

Well said.

They are already saying disabled people with a spare room (which they often need to store mobility equipment etc) are liable to the bedroom tax. Either they pay it or they have to move to one-bed accommodation. I think that little bit of evil Tory legislation is being challenged in the Human...

50 pages. I get the feeling this is something that anyone who has never been unemployed will back, but anyone who has been there and know what it's like will oppose. I've read different reports - some saying it will be introduced after 6 months, others saying 9 months. There may, perhaps, be...