Tag Archives: Mandatory Reconsideration
‘Outrageous interference’ with rule of law as DWP sets 80% benefit appeal rejection target
politics.co.uk blog post, by Natalie Bloomer, 16 May 2017: ‘Outrageous interference’ with rule of law as DWP sets 80% benefit appeal rejection target “Since 2013, benefit claimants who wish to appeal against a decision made by the DWP have had … Continue reading
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Tagged Benefits appeals, Department of Work and Pensions, DWP, Mandatory Reconsideration
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CAB Briefing for MPs on Mandatory Reconsideration (ESA)
Summary: Cutting off people’s employment and support allowance (ESA) benefits while DWP give a second opinion on their claim is adding an unnecessary administrative burden, causing stress and leaving some people with no income for a significant period of time. … Continue reading
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Tagged CAB, Citizens Advice Bureau, Department of Work and Pensions, DWP, Employment and Support Allowance, ESA, Fit for work, Jobseeker's allowance, JSA, Mandatory Reconsideration, MR
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