Interesting News Stories from the Benefits & Work news email

Submitted by John on Thu, 31/07/2008 - 7:11pm

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Start: 31/07/2008 18:00

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See the story on "Appeals president slams DWP and ATOS" - you will find the full report in Useful Documents \ DWP or click here .

Also there was mention, and I hope they will not mind me mentioning it here. Of a blind women who has won a case against the DWP using the Disability Discrimination Act. Click here for information on this.

Benefits & Work is an excellent resource for information, I find it extremely useful.

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