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    Sick Brits are set to be helped “back to health and back to work” by “crack teams of top clinicians”, Wes Streeting has announced in a bid to tackle rising economic inactivity. The health secretary today pledged reforms created by surgeons would be rolled out in hospitals across the UK “to treat more patients and [...]

    Sick Brits are set to be helped “back to health and back to work” by “crack teams of top clinicians”, Wes Streeting has announced in a bid to tackle rising economic inactivity. Photo: PA
  • Government plan to get people back into work and tackle economic inactivity announced

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    Labour has laid out its first steps to get people back into work as the new government attempts to tackle the worrying rise in economic inactivity.

    Labour laid out its first steps to get people back into work today as the new government attempts to tackle the worrying rise in economic inactivity.
  • Election 2024: Benefits ‘less dignified’ than work, Starmer toughens welfare line

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    State handouts don’t deliver the “same sense of self-reliant dignity as a fair wage”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he toughens his party’s line on welfare.

    State handouts don’t deliver the “same sense of self-reliant dignity as a fair wage”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he toughens his party’s line on welfare. Photo: PA
  • Focus on health to cut ballooning welfare bill, new report argues

    June 20, 2024

    The next government should focus on addressing underlying health conditions rather than embarking on a benefits "clampdown", a new report has argued.

  • Sunak’s clampdown on ‘sick note culture’ is Back to Basics 2.0 – and it may end as badly

    May 1, 2024

    Sunak’s clampdown on 'sick note culture' has the whiff of John Major’s Back to Basics… and risks the same results, writes Simon Neville.

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    April 20, 2024

    "Reforms to fit notes...won’t help the 2.8m people currently out of work due to their long-term health conditions," David Finch, assistant director at the Health Foundation, said.

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