People With Degenerative Diseases Told They Will Recover Enough To Work By Welfare Assessors

The video discusses the challenges faced by individuals with degenerative conditions like rheumatoid arthritis in the context of work capability assessments. C Watson, who suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, shares her experience of being placed in a work-related activity group despite her condition. The video highlights the stress and negative impact of such assessments on individuals. Charities argue that the assessments are flawed, and the government needs to reconsider the tests. The government and healthcare providers claim that work can be beneficial and that assessments are based on current conditions, not future recovery. However, many feel a system overhaul is necessary.

How do the government and outsourced healthcare companies view the recovery of individuals with degenerative conditions?

What is Sue's perspective on the current system of work capability assessments?