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Articles tagged with work

Why campaigning for the right to work and employment should be a priority

Post by Neil Crowther - August 24th 2014 in
  • Disability
  • Welfare

“The welfare reform debate is confined to a single question: which Party can make it most difficult to get onto and stay on social security benefits.” Neil Crowther argues that we need a campaign about employment and work, rather than talking about welfare reform.

Originally posted on Making rights make sense
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Will George Osborne’s Work Programme Type 2 work better than the Work Programme Type 1?

Post by Andy Winter - October 1st 2013 in
  • Welfare

“This begs the question: what is the purpose of the Work Programme? Why are providers not already addressing issues such as drug addiction and illiteracy? In the view of current providers, are they not viable clients under the payment by results regime?” Andy Winter questions what the ‘new Work Programme’ says about the existing one.

Originally posted on Andy Winter's BHT Blog
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‘Hard working people’ doesn’t work for me…

Post by Paul Bernal - September 29th 2013 in
  • Politics

“There are few expressions that annoy me more than ‘hard working people’ – and few that we hear more in the current political climate. There are so many things wrong with it that it’s hard to know where to start…” As the Conservative Party gathers in Manchester, Paul Bernal takes issue with their conference theme.

Originally posted on Paul Bernal's Blog
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Jenny’s job, and why we need more like it

Post by Saba Salman - May 22nd 2013 in
  • Disability

Jenny Dimmock works in a pathology lab. She and her scientist colleagues handle between 3,000-4,000 blood samples a day. The 21-year-old is also an ambassador for younger students, speaking about her experiences at conferences, like how part of her job involves placing specimens on a robot. Handling the robot, however, as her workmates say, is […]

Originally posted on The Social Issue
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MPs get 30% pay rise, average worker gets 20% pay cut

Post by Scriptonite Daily - May 21st 2013 in
  • Politics
  • Welfare

“The Government is certainly Making Work Pay …just not for 99% of the population.” Scriptonite Daily urges action against widening inequality.

Originally posted on Scriptonite Daily
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Dear Ed Balls WorkFare doesn’t work!

Post by Jayne Linney - January 6th 2013 in
  • Welfare

Dear Ed Balls MP Following your announcement of Labour’s plan to tackle unemployment, I’m asking you to think! I’m not an economist, a Politician, a journalist  & nor do I belong to any ‘thinktank’, I’m someone who has worked within and around various WorkFare schemes since the 80′s, and that I believe qualifies me an opinion. The […]

Originally posted on Jayne Linney
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