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Old should pay £10,000 to young and pay more towards social care
07 May 2018 | News
... Resolution Foundation report recommends additional payments and support be given to millennials (the generation born ... by baby boomer (those born 1946 – early to mid-60s) income, to prevent an inter-generational crisis. It should ... threatens to break this contract. There are two basic problems which arise from this, one for the younger ...
Reform urgently needed to social security and employment support for people with mental health problems: new research report
05 November 2020 | News
Social security and employment support provision in Scotland and the wider UK “do not effectively recognise ... recommendations to help support people with mental health problems in entering, maintaining, and returning to work. ...
New CQC resources to help health and care providers learn from safety incidents
28 June 2018 | News
... incidents’ – to help those in charge of running health and care organisations ensure the safety and well-being of ... Find out more on the CQC website The key themes include: Problems with the quality and use of risk assessments Issues with documentation Issues with equipment Staff ...
Disability progress ‘littered with missed opportunities and failures’
02 April 2017 | News
... disabled people over the past twenty years is insufficient and 'littered with missed opportunities and failures'. ... disabled people. The Commission has also highlighted these issues to the United Nations, for their forthcoming ... to be in food poverty. Disabled people continue to face problems in finding adequate housing, due to a shortage in ...
Understanding the Equality Act: information for disabled students
27 June 2024 | Resource
This resource has information about the Equality Act which came into force in October 2010. It is intended for disabled students and explains how education providers and employers have to ... you resolve the situation. If this does not resolve your issues you can make an internal complaint. The college or ...
How do politicians discuss disability issues? An interactive research tool
23 March 2017 | News
How do politicians discuss disability issues? Read blog Has this changed over time? When do particular ways of speaking about disability become popular, or fall out of favour? ... enables you to see how regularly disability related words and phrases (including offensive terminology) has been used ...
Profound lack of trust in the benefit health assessment system still a constant theme, say MPs
18 April 2023 | News
... continues to let down those who rely on it, a new Work and Pensions Committee report finds. The MPs stress that ... factual inaccuracy, delays, and communication problems speaks to a system that is still not adequately ... disaggregated to show the incidence of suicide, the issues that led to these deaths, and the steps it has taken ...
Death of Her Majesty the Queen, and lying in state access
09 September 2022 | News
As the nation marks with sadness and respect the long life service of Her Majesty The Queen, DR UK extends our empathy to all those feeling her loss. Early guidance has been published by the Government on ...
Return of 14 year old exams despite rise in school refusal and mental health issues for teens
05 October 2021 | News
The Department for Education is considering bringing back national testing for 14-year-olds, reports ... Zahawi, is considering reintroducing externally marked standard assessment tests (Sats) which were scrapped by Labour ... old exams despite rise in school refusal and mental health issues for teens ...
Barriers and solutions to problems accessing digital services
25 October 2017 | News
Understanding disabilities and impairments: user profiles. Understanding disabilities ... can use. The analysis gives case studies highlighting problems faced by different users: Ashleigh: partially ...