#unpaidcare — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #unpaidcare, aggregated by home.social.
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There's something in the water at the DWP: Neil Couling, the director general of DWP services, in a blog post now removed, suggested that the victims of the care-payments-claw-back scandal were really themselves to blame for their situation...
These are people whose lives have be ruined while trying to do the right thing for their loved ones, by laziness & cost-cutting at the DWP.
Its an appalling indictment of the inhumanity of our politics
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There's something in the water at the DWP: Neil Couling, the director general of DWP services, in a blog post now removed, suggested that the victims of the care-payments-claw-back scandal were really themselves to blame for their situation...
These are people whose lives have be ruined while trying to do the right thing for their loved ones, by laziness & cost-cutting at the DWP.
Its an appalling indictment of the inhumanity of our politics
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There's something in the water at the DWP: Neil Couling, the director general of DWP services, in a blog post now removed, suggested that the victims of the care-payments-claw-back scandal were really themselves to blame for their situation...
These are people whose lives have be ruined while trying to do the right thing for their loved ones, by laziness & cost-cutting at the DWP.
Its an appalling indictment of the inhumanity of our politics
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There's something in the water at the DWP: Neil Couling, the director general of DWP services, in a blog post now removed, suggested that the victims of the care-payments-claw-back scandal were really themselves to blame for their situation...
These are people whose lives have be ruined while trying to do the right thing for their loved ones, by laziness & cost-cutting at the DWP.
Its an appalling indictment of the inhumanity of our politics
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There's something in the water at the DWP: Neil Couling, the director general of DWP services, in a blog post now removed, suggested that the victims of the care-payments-claw-back scandal were really themselves to blame for their situation...
These are people whose lives have be ruined while trying to do the right thing for their loved ones, by laziness & cost-cutting at the DWP.
Its an appalling indictment of the inhumanity of our politics
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A reminder (from Ed Davey, LibDems) that carers are still be penalised by the DWP when accidentally crossing the income threshold above which all care payments are clawed back... its been many months since this scandal was revealed & the Govt. claimed it would halt the practice... yes the DWP continue to penalised carers.
The grinding mechanisms of bureaucracy are crushing the normal people just trying to do their best by their loved ones.
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A reminder (from Ed Davey, LibDems) that carers are still be penalised by the DWP when accidentally crossing the income threshold above which all care payments are clawed back... its been many months since this scandal was revealed & the Govt. claimed it would halt the practice... yes the DWP continue to penalised carers.
The grinding mechanisms of bureaucracy are crushing the normal people just trying to do their best by their loved ones.
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A reminder (from Ed Davey, LibDems) that carers are still be penalised by the DWP when accidentally crossing the income threshold above which all care payments are clawed back... its been many months since this scandal was revealed & the Govt. claimed it would halt the practice... yes the DWP continue to penalised carers.
The grinding mechanisms of bureaucracy are crushing the normal people just trying to do their best by their loved ones.
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A reminder (from Ed Davey, LibDems) that carers are still be penalised by the DWP when accidentally crossing the income threshold above which all care payments are clawed back... its been many months since this scandal was revealed & the Govt. claimed it would halt the practice... yes the DWP continue to penalised carers.
The grinding mechanisms of bureaucracy are crushing the normal people just trying to do their best by their loved ones.
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A reminder (from Ed Davey, LibDems) that carers are still be penalised by the DWP when accidentally crossing the income threshold above which all care payments are clawed back... its been many months since this scandal was revealed & the Govt. claimed it would halt the practice... yes the DWP continue to penalised carers.
The grinding mechanisms of bureaucracy are crushing the normal people just trying to do their best by their loved ones.
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🔖 NEW article
Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/hsc/8867042
#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare
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🔖 NEW article
Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/hsc/8867042
#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare
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🔖 NEW article
Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/hsc/8867042
#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare
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🔖 NEW article
Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/hsc/8867042
#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare
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🔖 NEW article
Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/hsc/8867042
#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare
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CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.
Full details and registration: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology
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CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.
Full details and registration: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology
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CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.
Full details and registration: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology
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CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.
Full details and registration: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology
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CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.
Full details and registration: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology
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If you missed our last #CPCCGWebinar, you can now watch it on YouTube 📺
Watch Klara Raiber discuss research on #unpaidcare, missing links and possible #theoretical and #methodological future pathways.
https://youtu.be/z_wEhgFog88 -
If you missed our last #CPCCGWebinar, you can now watch it on YouTube 📺
Watch Klara Raiber discuss research on #unpaidcare, missing links and possible #theoretical and #methodological future pathways.
https://youtu.be/z_wEhgFog88 -
If you missed our last #CPCCGWebinar, you can now watch it on YouTube 📺
Watch Klara Raiber discuss research on #unpaidcare, missing links and possible #theoretical and #methodological future pathways.
https://youtu.be/z_wEhgFog88 -
If you missed our last #CPCCGWebinar, you can now watch it on YouTube 📺
Watch Klara Raiber discuss research on #unpaidcare, missing links and possible #theoretical and #methodological future pathways.
https://youtu.be/z_wEhgFog88 -
If you missed our last #CPCCGWebinar, you can now watch it on YouTube 📺
Watch Klara Raiber discuss research on #unpaidcare, missing links and possible #theoretical and #methodological future pathways.
https://youtu.be/z_wEhgFog88 -
In no way surprised but still irked that the order of priority for the release of UK #census data has #health, #disability and #unpaidcare at the bottom of a long list, due in Jan 2023
ONS state:
"As our timetable is planned around user need, it is and will remain flexible".
Can't help feeling that this is a metaphor for how low a priority this is for policy makers
The census maps are super cool though https://www.ons.gov.uk/census/maps
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In no way surprised but still irked that the order of priority for the release of UK #census data has #health, #disability and #unpaidcare at the bottom of a long list, due in Jan 2023
ONS state:
"As our timetable is planned around user need, it is and will remain flexible".
Can't help feeling that this is a metaphor for how low a priority this is for policy makers
The census maps are super cool though https://www.ons.gov.uk/census/maps
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In no way surprised but still irked that the order of priority for the release of UK #census data has #health, #disability and #unpaidcare at the bottom of a long list, due in Jan 2023
ONS state:
"As our timetable is planned around user need, it is and will remain flexible".
Can't help feeling that this is a metaphor for how low a priority this is for policy makers
The census maps are super cool though https://www.ons.gov.uk/census/maps
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@bbcnews doing a wonderful job today showing the human stories of people who are providing millions of hours of #unpaidcare to disabled family and friends. These are my people, my tribe. We are amazingly strong and inventive, robust and sensitive, and could do well in any job with our experience. We are NOT to be reduced to being labelled '#EconomicallyInactive', because that is a lie - we save the system billions and allow others to have their careers - and insulting!
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@bbcnews doing a wonderful job today showing the human stories of people who are providing millions of hours of #unpaidcare to disabled family and friends. These are my people, my tribe. We are amazingly strong and inventive, robust and sensitive, and could do well in any job with our experience. We are NOT to be reduced to being labelled '#EconomicallyInactive', because that is a lie - we save the system billions and allow others to have their careers - and insulting!
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@bbcnews doing a wonderful job today showing the human stories of people who are providing millions of hours of #unpaidcare to disabled family and friends. These are my people, my tribe. We are amazingly strong and inventive, robust and sensitive, and could do well in any job with our experience. We are NOT to be reduced to being labelled '#EconomicallyInactive', because that is a lie - we save the system billions and allow others to have their careers - and insulting!
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@bbcnews doing a wonderful job today showing the human stories of people who are providing millions of hours of #unpaidcare to disabled family and friends. These are my people, my tribe. We are amazingly strong and inventive, robust and sensitive, and could do well in any job with our experience. We are NOT to be reduced to being labelled '#EconomicallyInactive', because that is a lie - we save the system billions and allow others to have their careers - and insulting!