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Atos medical results ?
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Skinticket wrote: »yes, a rather insightful documentary that can be viewed here....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yop7L95NyIU
nice reply, bet DX2 wasnt expecting that.0 -
Atos and the dwp for that matter are both documented on the benefits and work website.0
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Skinticket wrote: »yes, a rather insightful documentary that can be viewed here....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yop7L95NyIU
Because you should believe everything you read/ see in the media, shouldn't you?Gone ... or have I?0 -
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bear in mind the youtube vid is a BBC produced documentary so should hold the same weight as all the dribble you read from the likes of the BBC telling you how much fraud there is and how fair the new assessments are. So if you discredit that one you have to discredit the rest.
What is questionable is as to why the bbc felt the need to only air that documentary in scotland and not england.
Just because an MP states they believe 2/3 of claimants to be fraudelent or at least fit for work that makes it fact?
Just because someone claims their neighbour is fiddling it makes it fact?
you strike me as someone who has a tinted view in that they only believe what supports their argument.0 -
Skinticket wrote: »yes, a rather insightful documentary that can be viewed here....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yop7L95NyIU"Atos Healthcare is continually monitored and audited by the DWP to ensure that it completes the highest standard of assessment and that medical advice is correct.
As you say, 'rather insightful'0 -
Something I find puzzling........Should passing the dreaded test not mean one is fit for work:j and failing the test mean one is unable to work?0
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