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employment support allowance

Income Protection

Govt to pilot additional schemes for ESA claimants

The government has announced pilot schemes to get more disabled people and people with long term medical conditions into employment.

clock 28 November 2014 • 2 min read

Regulation

Employment and Support Allowance needs fundamental redesign - MPs

Flaws in the Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) are so grave that simply re-branding the the Work Capability Assessment (WCA)) by appointing a new contractor will not solve the problem, the Work and Pensions Committee has said.

clock 23 July 2014 •

Marketing

Compulsory medicals for sick ESA claimants

People on sickness benefits will be required to have regular meetings with healthcare professionals or face losing benefits - in a two-year pilot scheme in central England, beginning in November.

clock 05 November 2013 •

Client Acquisition

Govt's work capability tests discriminate against mental illness

Judges have ruled that work capability assessments (WCA) conducted to decide eligibility for certain disability benefits discriminate against those with mental illness.

clock 28 May 2013 •

Income Protection

ONS unemployment data: IP is a must

Income replacement is the most important protection product available, Defaqto has said in light of today's Office for National Statistics unemployment data.

clock 20 February 2013 •

Marketing

Nearly half failing sickness benefit assessments - DWP

Thousands on sickness benefits have been found fit to work and will receive no further support under welfare system reforms.

clock 15 May 2012 •

Client Acquisition

Over half claiming ESA fail the assessment - DWP

Government figures for the quarter to August 2011 reveal that 54% of people who go through the Work Capability Assessment are found fit for some form of work.

clock 24 April 2012 •

Regulation

Contribution based ESA to pay out for just 12 months

From 30 April people who are able to get back into the workplace will get contribution-based Employment and Support Allowance (ESA (C)) for a maximum of 12 months.

clock 30 March 2012 •

Income Protection

Govt already targeting sick and disabled as welfare reforms passed

The government's controversial welfare reforms have received Royal Ascent and so been adopted into law.

clock 09 March 2012 •

Income Protection

Mental health benefit claimants jump by a third

More than a quarter of a million people are claiming Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) because of mental and behavioural disorders, research has revealed.

clock 08 March 2012 •
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