Unemployed on Sickness Benefits Paid More than Minimum Wage Workers: Report

Benefit claimants are £2,500 BETTER OFF each year than min-wage workers

SICKNESS benefit claimants are £2,500 better off each year than full-time workers, a study reveals.The economically inactive who claim Universal Cred

Benefits income of £25k more than millions get for full-time work

A think tank has warned that ‘perverse incentives’ within the benefits system mean that welfare can sometimes be more lucrative than employment

Unemployed on sickness benefits paid more than minimum wage workers

A Universal Credit claimant who is not working and claims housing payments and PIP for ill health will receive £25,000 next year, according to research

Benefits Pay £2,500 More Than Full Time Job, Analysis Shows – The Daily Sceptic

A life on sickness benefits will soon pay £2,500 more a year than a full-time minimum wage job, according to analysis from the Centre for Social Justice. No wonder the country is going bankrupt.

The proof that benefits pay more than a full-time job

Unemployed people on sickness benefits are to receive thousands of pounds more per year than some workers

Welfare 'trap' means 'benefits pay £2,500 more than a job'

A former Work and Pensions Secretary warns: 'The real loss is that of the wasted lives trapped in a system of dependence rather than one of independence'