luka
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no, i dont think you understand what im saying here
Anxiety.
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Tell that to the disabled people subjected to this sort of thing,
DWP uses excessive surveillance on suspected fraudsters, report finds
Claimants are tailed, identified on CCTV and their social media monitored, Privacy International finds
www.theguardian.com
luka
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nah, hes right, this is what you didnt understand about what i was saying
I know someone who went to an assessment in a wheelchair and was declared fit for work because she could hold her handbag on her lap. She then had to spend months making appeals, being dragged through the bureaucracy and correcting a bunch of lies the assessor had made about her in the report.
Obviously it's not the entire organisation focusing on a single person, Luke was exaggerating for effect, but you know what he meant. The weight of these processes brought to bear on the individual, quite often a particularly vulnerable individual.
The reverse can be a nightmare too. The people forever ringing up various offices and organisations for help and who just get lost in the noise.
The reverse can be a nightmare too. The people forever ringing up various offices and organisations for help and who just get lost in the noise.