Guardian article here
First the weak, the sick and the disabled. Now people who work.
The next plan for Universal credit is to look at people who get Working Tax credit and assess whether they are working enough. If they're classed as such, they will need to find extra hours or they'll have their benefits cut.
Considering that a lot of low paid work is done by women, is it becoming a feminist issue?
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So, how many Mumsnetters "Aren't working enough"?
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KeemaNaanAndCurryOn · 09/09/2013 18:53
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