07-08-2017, 06:01 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Why don't you ? We are trying to make a fairer country for everyone I'd have thought that was what we all want for our kids and grandkids. We are at a point in history when things are getting worse not better, we need to look at where we are going and how we can work together to make it better.
If that's not what you want it may not be best place for you to be because I think it's coming whether you like it or not.
Go to Venezuela or Indonesia and see what justice you get there .Go to the sub continent and see what class you will find yourself in and how you are treated .
How exactly are you personally going make a fairer country for everyone ?
Voting for Corbyn ?
07-08-2017, 06:03 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
A great many people these days, in many cases seem to confuse the word justice with revenge. In others it is often substituted for compensation.The DWP might have been accused of heavy handedness but the law was only trying to ease the difficulties of getting rid of employees who were, as they say in the vernacular, 'aving a larf. In other words taking their wages but doing very little for them.
People like that are a drain on company resources as are taking advantage of their fellow workers. The legislation worked too, drastically reducing the number of false and frivolous claims.
07-08-2017, 06:08 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Muddy
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I'm not the one moaning about it all the time .Go to Venezuela or Indonesia and see what justice you get there .Go to the sub continent and see what class you will find yourself in and how you are treated .
How exactly are you personally going make a fairer country for everyone ?
Voting for Corbyn ?
Been there, done that, bought the 'T' shirt!!! - I was a member of both the Social Security and Employment Appeals Tribunals in my time!!!
07-08-2017, 06:12 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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A great many people these days, in many cases seem to confuse the word justice with revenge. In others it is often substituted for compensation. The DWP might have been accused of heavy handedness but the law was only trying to ease the difficulties of getting rid of employees who were, as they say in the vernacular, 'aving a larf. In other words taking their wages but doing very little for them.
People like that are a drain on company resources as are taking advantage of their fellow workers. The legislation worked too, drastically reducing the number of false and frivolous claims.
Got your knickers in a twist again!!! - the issue has nothing to do with employees. Might I suggest you go back and read the article more carefully!!!
07-08-2017, 06:17 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
HiI really do not get this perpetual envy of the rich.
The Tories have really hammered them for tax, far more than Labour did.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...bn-income-tax/
Conversely, they have taken loads out of tax altogether amongst the lowest paid.
07-08-2017, 06:23 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Yes, all very nice, except Social Security Law happens to be STATUTE law, not COMMON LAW as you suggest!!!
07-08-2017, 07:26 PM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Been there, done that, bought the 'T' shirt!!! - I was a member of both the Social Security and Employment Appeals Tribunals in my time!!!
08-08-2017, 05:36 AM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Got your knickers in a twist again!!! - the issue has nothing to do with employees. Might I suggest you go back and read the article more carefully!!!
08-08-2017, 07:22 AM
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Re: DWP tries to deny justice to claimants (yet again!!!)
Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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Of course it does. There are two sides to every story. The reason the legislation was brought in was to reduce the number of frivolous complaints of dismissal against employers. The fact that your views are too narrow to see it doesn't change that.
Yet again you've stuffed up!!! - my original thread had nothing to do with employment - go back and read the article VERY CAREFULLY
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