JCP Staff to get £250 Bonus for Getting Claimants into Work

One thing I have always wanted to know. Is how the JCP offices are allocated into the 'Trial' scheme?. Is it like the 'National Lottery' where officials in Sports blazers + Gloves, extract allocated JCP offices numbered balls selected from a bag?

Good question Pintel.

Usually if an organisation pilots something all manner of variables will be considered when selecting participants so the results can reliably inform future policy across the whole organisation/policy area. Or some more cynical organisations do design pilots to get the results they want.

From the way that 'high unemployment' areas where selected. You could possibly add, as a punitive measure/punishment for JCP offices to improve?

[size=18]I started on the DWP'S own Back to Work and Health Programme[ about April 2021.
I went to work for myself as a heating engineer. I didn't start work until July with everything I need to ready for the job, a job Id done before.
I stopped about June 2023 due to the health problems I've had since 2012, Fibromyalgia, chronic depression and acute fog, and the job not working out.
I was re-assessed and have had my UC claim money more than halved with the limited capability for work component and status stripped from me after 10 YEARS[u]of being in receipt of.
After gaining an unfit for work note whilst on appeal I've been harassed 4 times by a work coach asking for interviews and commitment reviews.
Apparently if it goes against you while appealing the Doctor will not go against their remote statistic conclusion for work fitness.......
I emailed Damien Moore ,my, MP for Southport, and after a couple of emails have basically had no help with Dwp failing to give me any information about the complaints procedure.
I][u]I URGE ANYONE DO NOT GO ON THE BACK TO WORK PROGRAMMES !!!!!
Do not trust them
Please COPY PASTE SHARE SEND to share to help me and anyone else this might distroy.
Yours sincerely G from SOUTHPORT

This bit of the article is scary:

"The pilot will also make it compulsory for Universal Credit claimants who have been on the benefit for thirteen weeks, to visit a job centre every weekday for a fortnight for "intensive support". Failure to attend could lead to sanctions."