Ainda não tivemos tempo de ler o artigo. Mas isto parece bastante caricato da paranóia que circula no Governo Britânico de David Cameron, numa onda diabólica e populista, demonizando os doentes e tudo quanto é vulnerável, passando pelos desempregados, imigrantes, pessoas a viver nas migalhas dos subsídios sociais, os Europeus, on não Europeus, os comunistas, os não comunistas :--
Não deve de haver ninguém de quem os Tories gostem além dos banqueiros.
Segundo o artigo infra, uma empresa contratada pelo governo para encontrar trabalho aos doentes andava a assediar e ameaçar uma paciente maníco-depressiva que lhe cortavam o subsídio de subsistência. conseguiram forçá-la a frequentar um programa para encontrar trabalho.
Mas a saúde mental da paciente da infeliz entrou em parafuso e caíu em estado de coma há dois meses. Mesmo assim, em estado de coma devido ao assédio, esses serviços continuavam com cartas a dizer-lhe para procurar trabalho.
O caso subiu a escândalo mediático tendo já o mnistro para os deficiente pedido desculpa.
SHAME ON YOU!
Segundo o artigo infra, uma empresa contratada pelo governo para encontrar trabalho aos doentes andava a assediar e ameaçar uma paciente maníco-depressiva que lhe cortavam o subsídio de subsistência. conseguiram forçá-la a frequentar um programa para encontrar trabalho.
Mas a saúde mental da paciente da infeliz entrou em parafuso e caíu em estado de coma há dois meses. Mesmo assim, em estado de coma devido ao assédio, esses serviços continuavam com cartas a dizer-lhe para procurar trabalho.
O caso subiu a escândalo mediático tendo já o mnistro para os deficiente pedido desculpa.
SHAME ON YOU!
Vocês estão feitos ao bife aí no Reino Unido enquanto não puserem esses tipo fora da governação para sempre!
27 February 2014
Last updated at 20:18
Minister Mike Penning apologised to the family of Sheila Holt
Sheila Holt, from Rochdale, was invited to "intensive job-focused activity".
Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk said the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) was hounding disabled people.
Sheila Holt's case was highlighted by Mr Danczuk during a debate on the effects of welfare reform on the sick and disabled.
Mr Danczuk said: "Sheila has suffered from severe bipolar [disorder] since childhood and regularly has traumatic experiences.
"She has not been in employment since she was 16 years old.
However she was pushed into the Work Programme before Christmas and she was finding it extremely difficult."
He said members of her family repeatedly informed Seetec, a contractor carrying out work capability assessments for the DWP, that she was not well "but they continued to get harassed by those organisations".
'Threatening her' Ms Holt's father Ken said her last job was 27 years ago and last year she was forced to go on a job-seeking course for eight days.
After each day she became more and more agitated until she "cracked" her father said, and was hospitalised following a "manic episode".
But while in hospital she suffered a heart attack on 17 December last year and is still in a coma after suffering brain damage.
He said: "If they had left her alone she would not be in this condition. They were threatening her with cuts and she needs the benefits.
"I just believe it's all wrong, you should be chasing the people who are fit, get them to work, not them that are not fit. It's outrageous."
Mr Penning said: "I apologise, unreservedly, to the family as the minister responsible.
"The family have every right to be aggrieved and I hope she makes a full recovery."
Rochdale coma woman Sheila Holt told to 'find work'
Minister Mike Penning apologised to the family of Sheila Holt
An "unreserved apology"
had been issued by the government to the family of a woman who was sent a
letter encouraging her to find work even though she has been in a coma
for two months.
Speaking in the Commons, the Minister for Disabled People Mike Penning said things had clearly "gone wrong".Sheila Holt, from Rochdale, was invited to "intensive job-focused activity".
Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk said the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) was hounding disabled people.
Sheila Holt's case was highlighted by Mr Danczuk during a debate on the effects of welfare reform on the sick and disabled.
Mr Danczuk said: "Sheila has suffered from severe bipolar [disorder] since childhood and regularly has traumatic experiences.
"She has not been in employment since she was 16 years old.
However she was pushed into the Work Programme before Christmas and she was finding it extremely difficult."
He said members of her family repeatedly informed Seetec, a contractor carrying out work capability assessments for the DWP, that she was not well "but they continued to get harassed by those organisations".
'Threatening her' Ms Holt's father Ken said her last job was 27 years ago and last year she was forced to go on a job-seeking course for eight days.
After each day she became more and more agitated until she "cracked" her father said, and was hospitalised following a "manic episode".
But while in hospital she suffered a heart attack on 17 December last year and is still in a coma after suffering brain damage.
He said: "If they had left her alone she would not be in this condition. They were threatening her with cuts and she needs the benefits.
"I just believe it's all wrong, you should be chasing the people who are fit, get them to work, not them that are not fit. It's outrageous."
Mr Penning said: "I apologise, unreservedly, to the family as the minister responsible.
"The family have every right to be aggrieved and I hope she makes a full recovery."
BBC Manchester
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