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http://wearespartacus.org.uk/wp-cont...Assessment.pdf
This is a MASSIVE document, 71 pages and Im only on page 24 now, but if anyone has a load of spare time and wants to know exactly how ATOS, the dwp and the government are treating disabled people its well worth a read. Some of the stories are absolutely sickening. These are real peoples experiences of ATOS medicals. I dont actually understand how what they do is legal. I know not many people will read the whole thing...but pick a random page and read one or two of the stories. The governments mantra that 'genuinely ill people have nothing to fear' will be disproven instantly. Edit. It seems the real accounts end on page 26. |
ATOS back in the guardian today, the government are being sued by a disabled guy :)
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ATOS are failing and whatever agenda they have been 'guided' to as to these re-assessments,it is wrong.
For me, these ATOS re-assessments should be halted and thought about again. It is the Lib Dems I am amazed at, after talking to several Lib Dem councillors,they too are sick of the wrongs coming out as to ATOS. As with the 'bedroom tax' however, I am surprised people are not raising this issue with their MPs, or are they and it's just being brushed under the carpet. From the anger at ATOS,I have found talking to Lib Dem councillors I find it difficult to accept that their MPs are not getting this raised and regularly with them. I and one of my Friends family, had a big battle with the DWP after an ATOS assessment of his health issues. We won but it was time consuming and hard work not to mention the massive inconveneince in between the decision and appeal result. The whole format of the ATOS assessments are wrong in my opinion and they are also some the very worst of people to deal with too. |
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It's great news about the case vicky, if this guy wins then it will surely signal the end of ATOS? :)
The bedroom tax will be a real headache for them, like you say the full extent of who,why and where has not been realised yet. When local councillors and media start putting pressure on MP's in the worst affected areas hopefully that may have an impact. |
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I read my MILs letter about bedroom tax. What some people seem not to be realising (yet) is that its going to hit low paid workers as well as the unemployed...theres a page in the leaflet about this. I imagine a lot of people on minimum wage who have to rely on benefits just to survive (which I disagree with too...no-one in fulltime employment should need to claim benefit to get by, but many do) are going to be well pissed off when they realise that this doesnt just affect the 'scroungers' ;) |
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I have made already some comments on this issue here in the past and I am now really furious with ATOS,the DWP and this vile man Duncan Smith too.
It is best for me not to comment now too much as I was too personally involved but over the last 2 years I have been involved with the family of someone who has in my view been near harrassed by ATOS and the DWP. We were due to have to face the 3rd assessment via ATOS and the DWP in the next few weeks again after twice winning appeals. It is not possible now as we lost the person who was severely disabled on Tuesday. I am really too angry to comment or to list in full my fury and total hate for these heartless assessments being done by ATOS for the DWP in lines with the direction of the most rotten man in politics in my opinion, Ian Duncan Smith. These ATOS re-assessments should be stopped immediately and Duncan Smith should be sacked,he shouldn't be having any say in decent peoples lives disabled or fully healthy in my view. .... and there I will leave it. |
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this is not making enough headline news. the news is always poisoned by infinite pro feminist agendas...the disabled barely get a mention these days, its disgusting
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You are 100% Spot on again. Few are taking the time to really find out just what this rotten Govt are really doing to the genuine sick and disabled in the name of reform. Actually it is more like an attempt at cleansing than reform. |
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the disabled are always ripped off, ive spent a fortune on making some of my taxis and buses wheelchair access....the expense is a national disgrace....its cost more than some vehicles are worth to adapt them properly |
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Edit. I think I read your post wrong :p No idea about this law. I dont see how that would work..it would be discrimination, surely? |
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also the wheelchair webbing alone in our taxis runs to over £1000 , the electric ramps cost between £2500 and £4000 installed |
This is all I can find on adaptions
http://webarchive.nationalarchives.g...ce/DG_10028001 Thats from 2008 so labour would still have been in then. Seems they helped disabled people adapt their vehicles via the motibility scheme? Anyway. ATOS were given their contract by labour to begin with. So they are kinda to blame for whats going on now. However, not fully. The tests were never as draconian as they are now. The coalition tightened the guidelines SO much when they realised people were 'sicker than expected' that now you pretty much have to be a corpse to pass the medicals. The disabled get the ****ty end of the stick whoever is in power tbh. But it seems worse right now than ever before. |
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both governments have failed the disabled....look at disabled access....my uncle cannot get in most buildings still, that includes church, what a disgrace. |
http://welfarenewsservice.com/atos-i.../#.UWhWzErpcZT
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However I fear IDS will just rush through some more emergency legislation to stop this (people winning cases) happening again. Just like he did with the worfare case :bored: |
meanwhile not one banker has gone to jail
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