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Home » News » Watch: Government ‘openly declares war’ on benefit claimants

Watch: Government ‘openly declares war’ on benefit claimants

"Unchallenged by UK news shows & backed by right wing media."

Politics Reporter by Politics Reporter
October 2, 2023
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A viral video has claimed that the Government openly declares war on benefit claimants.

It comes as Jeremy Hunt unveiled a crackdown on claimants who refuse to look for a job.

The Chancellor announced he will look again at the benefit sanctions regime.

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Government war on benefit claimants

The government plan to make it harder for people to claim welfare while refusing to take “active steps” to move into employment.

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Also, the national living wage will increase to at least £11 an hour from April.

Dr Mike X account messaged: “The National living wage in the UK will be £11/hr next year. The junior doctor looking after you and your family members, prescribing meds and carrying the arrest bleep, worrying about GMC referrals etc is on £14/hr. Guess why we are striking?”

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The National living wage in the UK will be £11/hr next year.

The junior doctor looking after you and your family members, prescribing meds and carrying the arrest bleep, worrying about GMC referrals etc is on £14/hr.

Guess why we are striking? https://t.co/GfPy6ql21o

— Dr Mike (@EmergMedDr) October 2, 2023

Civil service

Jeremy Hunt said the government were also freezing civil service recruitment.

Hunt said: “We have the best civil servants in the world – and they saved many lives in the pandemic by working night and day.

“But even after that pandemic is over, we still have 66,000 more civil servants than before.

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“New policies should not always mean new people.

“So today I’m freezing the expansion of the civil service and putting in place a plan to reduce its numbers to pre-pandemic levels.

“This will save £1bn next year.

“And I won’t lift the freeze until we have a proper plan not just for the civil service but for all public sector productivity improvements.”

Shameful

Peter Stefanovic shared his new video and wrote: “SHOCKING & SHAMEFUL. This morning – unchallenged by UK news shows & backed by right wing media the Government openly declared war on benefit claimants. We cannot allow this Govt to use the poorest & most vulnerable members of our society as scapegoats for its incompetence.”

SHOCKING & SHAMEFUL. This morning – unchallenged by UK news shows & backed by right wing media the Government openly declared war on benefit claimants.

We cannot allow this Govt to use the poorest & most vulnerable members of our society as scapegoats for its incompetence pic.twitter.com/NcDDPsFQvm

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) October 2, 2023

Related: Queueing for Liz Truss & other bizarre stuff at Conservative Party Conference

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