Editorial: Tories get a cruel fix from seeing poor people suffer

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DWP in denial about Universal Credit hardship, says Work and Pensions Committee

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Welfare reform is killing people, but the Tory press don’t want you to know

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Universal Credit has pushed 86% of claimants in council housing into rent arrears

http://www.welfareweekly.com/universal-credit-has-pushed-86-of-council-tenants-into-rent-arrears-research-shows/

DWP ‘deliberately misleading the public’ about the impact of housing benefit cuts

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Tory welfare policy ‘historically obsolete’, say researchers

Tory welfare policy is very blinkered and backward looking, any Govt looking to the future would take into account the effect on employment of advances in technology coupled with a growing population due to better medical care, in the very near future unless the way welfare is distributed to the population is re-envisioned taking into account the above factors, people are going to be at the mercy of poverty, starvation and disease on a massive scale, also the way work is incorporated into the population’s psyche needs to be addressed so to be unemployed is not seen to be somehow a failure or a burden to society. MC

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Work is not a ‘health’ outcome by Sue Jones

http://www.welfareweekly.com/work-is-not-a-health-outcome/

MP’s to explore the pros and cons of ‘citizen’s income’

MP’s to explore the pros and cons of ‘citizen’s income’

Letters: Iain Duncan Smith Made My Life ‘Not Worth Living’

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Letters: Iain Duncan Smith Made My Life ‘Not Worth Living’

Sick and disabled people unable to work should be guaranteed a living income By Sue Jones

Sick and disabled people unable to work should be guaranteed a living income