Onyxia
Well-Known Member
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/caringiswork/
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We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to withdraw the proposal to transfer carers on carers allowance and income support to job seekers allowance and to recognise carers' valuable social input by keeping carer benefits separate from the rest of the benefit system.
In the Welfare Green Paper No One Written Off: Reforming
Welfare to Reward Responsibility the Government proposes to transfer working age carers on Carers Allowance and Income Support to Job seekers Allowance. Carers are amongst the most responsible members of society. Without their contribution our NHS and social care systems would collapse. Transferring carers to job seekers allowance , a benefit that suggests carers are not working, are not contributing to society and are available for work is an insult and a contradiction of the governments claim to recognise carers immense contribution to society (estimated to be worth £87 billion a year). Carers' valuable
social input should be recognised by keeping carer benefits
separate from the rest of the benefit system.
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Please sign,carers work so damn hard and do NOT deserve to be lumped in with the chavs that dont want to work when they are allready looking after a disabled person for a minimum of 35 hours a week.
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We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to withdraw the proposal to transfer carers on carers allowance and income support to job seekers allowance and to recognise carers' valuable social input by keeping carer benefits separate from the rest of the benefit system.
In the Welfare Green Paper No One Written Off: Reforming
Welfare to Reward Responsibility the Government proposes to transfer working age carers on Carers Allowance and Income Support to Job seekers Allowance. Carers are amongst the most responsible members of society. Without their contribution our NHS and social care systems would collapse. Transferring carers to job seekers allowance , a benefit that suggests carers are not working, are not contributing to society and are available for work is an insult and a contradiction of the governments claim to recognise carers immense contribution to society (estimated to be worth £87 billion a year). Carers' valuable
social input should be recognised by keeping carer benefits
separate from the rest of the benefit system.
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Please sign,carers work so damn hard and do NOT deserve to be lumped in with the chavs that dont want to work when they are allready looking after a disabled person for a minimum of 35 hours a week.