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British social safety is a weakest in the richest world and the poorest households of Slovenian counterparts, which appear on onobss benefits to the cost of the requirements of 14 years.
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research Report Comes as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Tries to Convume MPs Welfare Reforms That will cut financial support for sick and disabled to prevent public finances.
Spending benefits related to health raised from pandemies and ministers preparing to cut about £ 5bn from projected £ 41bn of independence benefit, by 2029-30.
The package of reforms can also include reductions with separate benefits of unable to restrict – paid to people with sick work, with a value with a stick aged 25 or excessively.
The analysis of the look in the view, which will be published on Thursday, showing that Britain ranks the third from the OECD for generosity for those who are unemployed for 40 percent of average wages. US only and Australia are less generous.
UK also reduced from 14th to the 21st place in the group of advanced economies for the amount spent on the benefit of GDP between 2010 and 2019,
The drop – coming up after conservative government puts new lids and conditions and freezes a large amount of benefits, while the largest of any country is and is not the largest expenditure of a country.
Niesr said there are two years from 2010 – during the pandemic, when the government stimulates the basic rate of the benefits of £ 20 a week – where the amount of payment amounts to the requirements.
While slow wages progress, showing bad UK performance, leaving the poorest British households than their counterparts in Malta and Slovenia, even as other parts of the country.
“We have not delivered prosperity by high salaries or security through good,” says Max Mosley, the main author of weak standards of weak growth and benefits of cutting.
Referring to the Prime Minister’s questions on Wednesday, Starmmer said the system of today’s benefits “is not met, economical”.
Ministers often say that the purpose of reforms is to give people to hit the “trap” benefits of incentives and supports that also need to re-enter work.
But charities and campaign groups representing disabled people say reforms that prioritise short-term savings for the Treasury, Rather than Investments in Better Health and Employment Support, will hit the workforce or cutting the workforce or cutting the workforce or cutting the workforce or cutting the workforce or cutting the benefits bill in the long term.
The two campaigns and ministers recognize a reason related to the health-related benefits of risen because it is very difficult to survive unemployment.
