Millions of people deemed unfit to work face cuts in their state handouts after George Osborne said that claimants of incapacity benefit were now in his sights as part of an attempt to reform the welfare state.
The Chancellor signalled that 2.6 million claimants of the benefit would be targeted as part of the “trade-off” between cuts in welfare spending or cuts in frontline services.
Ministers are expected to discuss how to protect those in genuine need while accelerating the testing of those unfit for work when the public expenditure Cabinet committee meets for the first time this week.
“It’s a choice we all face. It’s not a choice that can be ducked,” said Mr Osborne, who is today addressing business leaders at the CEO summit in London, organised by The Times. He added: “Of course we have to look across the piece at the welfare bill and of course we have got to look at individual benefits.”
O PASSOS COELHO PREFERE QUE TODOS PAGUEM EM TODAS AS SCUTS.NADA DE ACABAR COM A LEI DA NACIONALIDADE QUE FAZ PERMANECER A CRISE TODOS OS ANOS.NADA DE REDUZIR AS ADMINISTRAÇÕES E OS "ASSESSORES", NADA DE REDUZIR FREGUESIAS, CÂMARAS, DEPUTADOS, GOVERNO, ETC ...E JÁ AGORA OS "DOENTINHOS" E ATÉ "DEFICIENTES"...
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