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  New Labour Proposes to Abolish ALL Disability Benefits – DLA and AA included What kind of ‘Labour’ Government are the Trade Unions Funding? Having already abolished Incapacity Benefit, with barely a squeak or murmur from the trade unions or Labour movement, New Labour has signalled that it wants to scrap ALL disability benefits. On July 14th New Labour published a Green Paper, Shaping the Future of Care . Reading through the spin

reform of the welfare system. Other elements include lowering the age up to which parents can claim child support and measures to force more people off incapacity benefits. Workers wages could fall by 12 per cent Some suggest that the scheme will affect the working population as well as those claiming benefits. “This flood of unwaged labour into the market will have a big effect on low waged jobs. When a similar scheme was introduced in the US there was a 12 per cent decline in

do everything better than Labour so disagree with everything they say and have done 2) Realise how similar both parties are, keep the system but make it more stricter and then play with the fact that when Labour done it they werent doing enough 3) Realise they have now made more of a mess but blame it on Labour as they were the onces who intially introduced it and then attempt to do something else (i.e. rename it and rephrase a few laws) Comment by Flexible New Deal —

reform of the welfare system. Other elements include lowering the age up to which parents can claim child support and measures to force more people off incapacity benefits. Workers wages could fall by 12 per cent Some suggest that the scheme will affect the working population as well as those claiming benefits. “This flood of unwaged labour into the market will have a big effect on low waged jobs. When a similar scheme was introduced in the US there was a 12 per cent decline in

of this proposal is that labour markets/areas of poverty or wealth, will not correspond exactly to council bounderies. So we’ll have (if there’s a unitary Suffolk County-wide council) places like Lowestoft and Ispwich put in with say Southwold. Both Ipswich and Lowestoft have districts of great poverty. Each of the wards most affected (here it was the old Town ward where I live) got special government grants for regeneration as some of the poorest in the country a few years

standard of living. The system is based on compulsion. It is  forced labour – the most inefficient kind of labour ever known. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated) Forced labour for Jobseekers Pilot. Work For Benefit: The New Helots. Workfare (Forced labour) to be Piloted in Suffolk (and elsewhere). Comments (6) 6 Comments » I think that the government could get far better results and far more

crying out loud! This is a Labour government that is doing this. The same Labour government that receives funding from the Trade Unions through the political levy, supposedly to protect the interests of ordinary people. The same Labour government which at the next general election will claim it is the ONLY party for working class people. The same Labour government which has allowed the free market to do just what it wants and refuses to punish those responsible for the damage (the

“successfully sold the market a pup”.But his chutzpah meant his career was not held back.Hauled before furious MPs to explain the mispricing of Railtrack, he was subsequently appointed an advisor to the government on its successor, Network Rail. As a an adviser to the Labour Government Freud was responsible for introducing the principle of Workfare and the Flexible New Deal. Now he has ratted and joined the Tories we can be sure he will have had an even freer hand. Expect

of the division into new markets including offender learning, provision of adult social care and legal care. Prior to this, Peter was Operations Director at A4e Work. He has also held senior operational roles at Bass plc. Peter was educated at Manchester Polytechnic, where he gained a BSc (Hons) in Economics. He holds an MBA from City University Business School and is a qualified Chartered Management accountant. The Bag-Man who Knows Accountancy. Carol Moir (Product Development

 February at  7pm in the  Labour Club,  Silent St (just up from the DWP, near the Old Cattle Market). It is being held as a Right to Work meeting. That is the national campaign which we have reported here before. Ipswich Unemployed Action is concerned with highlighting the problems we ont he Dole face. We want a fairer, better system – and ways to deal with all the miserable problems the DWP and Flexible New Deal providers throw at us. Not to mention the prospect of Workfare

are well aware of the cheap labour issue to which the training providers is accountable for: There are employers who become involved in the delivery of provision as a way of getting cheap labour or of getting someone in to help out during a busy period. This is not acceptable. You must do everything you can to avoid this happening. Reviews are not done to the specified criteria as they should be done in privacy (small room) and not in the breakout areas where a) people can hear from

created to provide cheap labour for local councils albeit the person is on min wage but its still cheap labour same as new deal with local councils they will take via new deal placements but if you apply for a job with the council and put new deal on your application form all you get is a rejection letter thats my experience with fife council i applied for 20 jobs and got absolutely nothing out of it despite having been with fife council twice on new deal seems to me there is some kind of

are well aware of the cheap labour issue to which the training providers is accountable for: There are employers who become involved in the delivery of provision as a way of getting cheap labour or of getting someone in to help out during a busy period. This is not acceptable. You must do everything you can to avoid this happening. Reviews are not done to the specified criteria as they should be done in privacy (small room) and not in the breakout areas where a) people can hear from

‘Internships’ “New Labour” should change it’s name to “Slave Labour” to represent all it’s present unemployed unpaid work ideals and why not take things further by opening a junior branch for kids called “Child Labour” who could be expected to get stuffed up chimneys and down coal mines for no wages. Comment by Lowestoft's Finest — October 13, 2009 @ 11:21 am Reply youth unemployment is i would suspect

kind of crazy idea that New Labour would come up. Not to mention the health issues involved, would you do it? I certainly wouldn’t! Comment by Gerry Attric — March 18, 2010 @ 6:09 pm Reply Abu are you the Jobs Fairy? Comment by Lowestoft's Finest — March 20, 2010 @ 4:53 pm Reply you could all save yourselves the bother – this may be radfical but why not think about getting a job…it might work Comment