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<blockquote data-quote="donnellysdogs" data-source="post: 415565" data-attributes="member: 17713"><p>If you still have a brain... You're fit to work. You could be totally amputated and still fit to work....so long as you could answer a phone.. Which would be handsfree, and use a stick in your mouth to tap a screen or keyboard, you would still be fit... Ok.. Not quite that bad, but ATOS and rich government persons are totally out of order.i know that Camerons disabled child unfortunaty died, but I do sometimes wonder how Cameron would have got on completing the forms if their child had lived...</p><p>Many people nowadays have 0 hour contracts that exempt them from getting some benefits and certainly from getting a mortgage. Lots of Companies nowadays have restricted Company pay schemes and SSP IS £285 a month if you can get it after waiting 3 days without pay.</p><p>I know this is away from the ATOS issue, but it is also very hard nowadays for some people in employment too... Especially if you have diabetes from a child, as medical insurance in uk will exempt you from the majority of their cover and load the insurance rate if they deem.....</p><p>Gosh, what a rant...</p><p>There is a special website if googled that has good advice on ATOS and their methods....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donnellysdogs, post: 415565, member: 17713"] If you still have a brain... You're fit to work. You could be totally amputated and still fit to work....so long as you could answer a phone.. Which would be handsfree, and use a stick in your mouth to tap a screen or keyboard, you would still be fit... Ok.. Not quite that bad, but ATOS and rich government persons are totally out of order.i know that Camerons disabled child unfortunaty died, but I do sometimes wonder how Cameron would have got on completing the forms if their child had lived... Many people nowadays have 0 hour contracts that exempt them from getting some benefits and certainly from getting a mortgage. Lots of Companies nowadays have restricted Company pay schemes and SSP IS £285 a month if you can get it after waiting 3 days without pay. I know this is away from the ATOS issue, but it is also very hard nowadays for some people in employment too... Especially if you have diabetes from a child, as medical insurance in uk will exempt you from the majority of their cover and load the insurance rate if they deem..... Gosh, what a rant... There is a special website if googled that has good advice on ATOS and their methods.... [/QUOTE]
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