so name how many companies provide that? lve looked high and low for that kind of work but its just not out there. however then worst part of the reforms were immediately after Remploy shedding over a 1000 staff its one of the biggest employers of the disabled in the country but since it was government run they were all put onto ESA or jobseekers if ATOS said they could work. Remploy has since been told to shed another 1000 disabled staff by the cons.
Sorry but ive reached the conclusion from that you just dont want to work. I could point you in the direction of a million work from home jobs, some of them not glamorous such as folding leaflets, stuff junk mail in envelopes and other more suited such as data entry. It doesnt pay a fortune though and no doubt thanks to Labour you would be better off financially on your benefits, so you wont be interested.
I SHOULD ADD PERSONALLY I DO NOT BLAME YOU OR ANYONE IN A SIMILAR POSITION FOR THAT ATTITUDE. I blame the system, a broke system which at least is now trying to be fixed.
PART of the problem with shirkers and disability benefit (or whatever it is called now), IS directly down to the last government, who encouraged doctors and the unemployed to find an excuse to register disabled as this got them off of the unemployment figures.
Exactly, one of the things i listed earlier highest unemployed figures ever under them so they had to do something to diddle the figures.
I have a cousin who suffered a brain tumour that affected his short term memory; he was perfectly capable of doing his job (plasterer), but anything beyond basic instruction had to be written down in case he forgot*. He was PUT onto the above, despite being able AND WILLING to work; in the end he started doing cash jobs to stave off the boredom.
* He was always as thick as pig poo, I couldnt see any difference after the tumour was found and removed.
Sounds about right, a broke system where they couldnt be bothered to find him work, didnt want him as another unemployed stat, and im guessing (at least in his position i would think this way) he didnt bother arguing too much as he wouldnt be that bad off.
At least he got off his bum though and did what he enjoyed/was good at (maybe dubiously for cash in hand but he did something) the trouble though Captain is there are too many that dont get bored and are quite happy to sit on the sofa eating cheesy puffs and watching Jeremy Kyle all day.
PS, I have a long term, chronic illness, am I entitled to a penny?? NO!!!
Under the current government that MAY change next year Captain (depends on condition i guess) when they scrap DLA and replace it with PIP....
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTa...editsAndOtherSupport/Disabledpeople/DG_201317
I say MAY as details are scarce and conflicting at the moment, though it does appear some will still be able to get that and work.
Which initially to me (again will have to see what PIP is in its final form) seems a far better idea to me, reward those with physical conditions for actually working. I say again with caution though not enough detail to see if it will be a better scheme or not. (Unlike some i dont judge too much in advance).























