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They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 3:59 am
by Line6 HXFX
The sick and disabled are the real enemy within now, so much so that the right are going to really hole their boats and really force them to sink or swim.
So apparently if you cannot sit down for long or stand up for long in an office, because of excruciating chronic back pain, that puts you in bed for days...you can easily sit down or stand up comfortably in your home office, as people with debilitating and chronic back pain are brilliant, clear thinking employees that employers just love, and are cured of that chronic, exhausting excruciating pain.. by just locating the office desk and chair into their homes and being forced to sit at it for hours on end.
Hey, least if they are at home, you won't have to watch their torture and have the moral of the office affected by their tears.
Recently went to an interview and they behaved like I was the most disabled person they had ever seen and kept asking me why do I want to work (they didn't believe I could, and insinuated I really shouldn't with my condition, even though I kept telling them I have to)..
Not sure they got the memo.
Right wing hard done by crybaby taxpayer nonsense and magical thinking evaporates the second you walk into a Job Interview, and declare (you have to legally) you suffer from PTSD and Chronic Back pain.
They know I have it, I have the mri scans and consultant reports to prove it. But apparently having it doesn't mean shit now.
I deserve a living hell.
"Up to a million sickness and disability benefit claimants are to be ordered to seek work.
Unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride tonight, the blitz is aimed at slashing the £26billion welfare budget."
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 4:37 am
by Chilli
If you are working from home, are you expected to work a 09h00 to 17h00 day? Or can you work "flexi hours" when you are not in pain or from bed?
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:03 am
by dpedin
Line6 HXFX wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 3:59 am
The sick and disabled are the real enemy within now, so much so that the right are going to really hole their boats and really force them to sink or swim.
So apparently if you cannot sit down for long or stand up for long in an office, because of excruciating chronic back pain, that puts you in bed for days...you can easily sit down or stand up comfortably in your home office, as people with debilitating and chronic back pain are brilliant, clear thinking employees that employers just love, and are cured of that chronic, exhausting excruciating pain.. by just locating the office desk and chair into their homes and being forced to sit at it for hours on end.
Hey, least if they are at home, you won't have to watch their torture and have the moral of the office affected by their tears.
Recently went to an interview and they behaved like I was the most disabled person they had ever seen and kept asking me why do I want to work (they didn't believe I could, and insinuated I really shouldn't with my condition, even though I kept telling them I have to)..
Not sure they got the memo.
Right wing hard done by crybaby taxpayer nonsense and magical thinking evaporates the second you walk into a Job Interview, and declare (you have to legally) you suffer from PTSD and Chronic Back pain.
They know I have it, I have the mri scans and consultant reports to prove it. But apparently having it doesn't mean shit now.
I deserve a living hell.
"Up to a million sickness and disability benefit claimants are to be ordered to seek work.
Unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride tonight, the blitz is aimed at slashing the £26billion welfare budget."
Surely it would be easier to go after and reclaim the £36billion unpaid taxes due to non compliance in the country first? Or am I just being cynical?
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:48 am
by Sandstorm
Chilli wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 4:37 am
If you are working from home, are you expected to work a 09h00 to 17h00 day? Or can you work "flexi hours" when you are not in pain or from bed?
Doubtful. New employees are not capable or trusted to work their own hours or unsupervised.
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:12 am
by Blackmac
dpedin wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:03 am
Line6 HXFX wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 3:59 am
The sick and disabled are the real enemy within now, so much so that the right are going to really hole their boats and really force them to sink or swim.
So apparently if you cannot sit down for long or stand up for long in an office, because of excruciating chronic back pain, that puts you in bed for days...you can easily sit down or stand up comfortably in your home office, as people with debilitating and chronic back pain are brilliant, clear thinking employees that employers just love, and are cured of that chronic, exhausting excruciating pain.. by just locating the office desk and chair into their homes and being forced to sit at it for hours on end.
Hey, least if they are at home, you won't have to watch their torture and have the moral of the office affected by their tears.
Recently went to an interview and they behaved like I was the most disabled person they had ever seen and kept asking me why do I want to work (they didn't believe I could, and insinuated I really shouldn't with my condition, even though I kept telling them I have to)..
Not sure they got the memo.
Right wing hard done by crybaby taxpayer nonsense and magical thinking evaporates the second you walk into a Job Interview, and declare (you have to legally) you suffer from PTSD and Chronic Back pain.
They know I have it, I have the mri scans and consultant reports to prove it. But apparently having it doesn't mean shit now.
I deserve a living hell.
"Up to a million sickness and disability benefit claimants are to be ordered to seek work.
Unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride tonight, the blitz is aimed at slashing the £26billion welfare budget."
Surely it would be easier to go after and reclaim the £36billion unpaid taxes due to non compliance in the country first? Or am I just being cynical?
My next door neighbour works for HMRC and says that Covid revealed the incredible level of tax avoidance through people suddenly making claims for Covid grants, bounce back loans that bore no relation to previous tax returns. She said that HMRC would have to triple in size just to stand a chance of looking at most of them.
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:22 am
by petej
Who had this in the tory tombola? I recall others thought it might be national service, capital punishment or fox hunting this week.
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:24 am
by Sandstorm
Blackmac wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:12 am
dpedin wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:03 am
Line6 HXFX wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 3:59 am
The sick and disabled are the real enemy within now, so much so that the right are going to really hole their boats and really force them to sink or swim.
So apparently if you cannot sit down for long or stand up for long in an office, because of excruciating chronic back pain, that puts you in bed for days...you can easily sit down or stand up comfortably in your home office, as people with debilitating and chronic back pain are brilliant, clear thinking employees that employers just love, and are cured of that chronic, exhausting excruciating pain.. by just locating the office desk and chair into their homes and being forced to sit at it for hours on end.
Hey, least if they are at home, you won't have to watch their torture and have the moral of the office affected by their tears.
Recently went to an interview and they behaved like I was the most disabled person they had ever seen and kept asking me why do I want to work (they didn't believe I could, and insinuated I really shouldn't with my condition, even though I kept telling them I have to)..
Not sure they got the memo.
Right wing hard done by crybaby taxpayer nonsense and magical thinking evaporates the second you walk into a Job Interview, and declare (you have to legally) you suffer from PTSD and Chronic Back pain.
They know I have it, I have the mri scans and consultant reports to prove it. But apparently having it doesn't mean shit now.
I deserve a living hell.
"Up to a million sickness and disability benefit claimants are to be ordered to seek work.
Unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride tonight, the blitz is aimed at slashing the £26billion welfare budget."
Surely it would be easier to go after and reclaim the £36billion unpaid taxes due to non compliance in the country first? Or am I just being cynical?
My next door neighbour works for HMRC and says that Covid revealed the incredible level of tax avoidance through people suddenly making claims for Covid grants, bounce back loans that bore no relation to previous tax returns. She said that HMRC would have to triple in size just to stand a chance of looking at most of them.
My driving instructor mate was pissed at how little he could claim in 2020. He “forgets” how many cash-in-hand lessons he does each week.
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 7:57 am
by Line6 HXFX
It's funny really that I just had 15 months of Remploy/Maximus trying to get me into work, and they were all enthusiastic and caring, positive, but the job interviews I went to, honestly seemed like I was there to make up the disabled quota, of people interviewed, to the extent my advisor (who could see what was happenning) said I should just give up and claim PIP (also had this advice yesterday down the job centre).
Now that sounds great, getting experience of interviews and putting myself out there..(actually want to work as I know I have to live with this pain) but a few interviews involved 4 hour bus rides that fucked my back up for a whole month.
Employers honestly don't want to touch people in pain.
I mean I am fairly qualified, lots of references and experiences, personable, happy go lucky ...not a former prisoner or drug user etc, and was being rejected by companies who the government would pay for having me over the last 15 months.
So how is whipping the safety net from under me, and sanctioning me going to convince employers to have me, when not even free cash and labour would?
Why punish me, why not punish the person who hit me with his car?
Re: They failed and had enough of small boats..now it's the sick and disabled.
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2023 10:15 am
by Line6 HXFX
One of the most disturbing and cruel things I ever witnessed was on the DWP work programme, and involved a disabled person.
We were waiting outside to go in, in the afternoon.., it was raining heavily and they locked us out( because we are just inhuman scum, not to be given aid or shelter)...and a taxi pulled up.
A lady basically crawled out of there on crutches, and was extremely unsteady. The taxi driver gave her a hand, and then I did.
She was litterally shaking. I thought it was from the cold.
It was from pain. She was in agony and phoned in earlier saying she couldn't atteend, and they insisted she come (threatened her with sanctions...this was a disabled person by the way, not a piece of shit) . So she had to get the GP out who gave her a pain killer injection and she got herself in a taxi. She had severe arthritis and COPD. Was in agony.. freezing and shaking. I banged the window and someone came eventually and let her in (not us mind), and they gave her a cup of tea, that they filled to the top, and as she was shaking it spilled all over her. After this run around, and public demonstration of complete callousness.. they phoned her a taxi and sent her home.
It was just the sheer inhumanity of this experience that staggered me and effects me to this day.
The coldness of the bureaucracy and the people in it.
This lady was 53 and served in the RAF.