Re: Overpayment of ESA
Oh no PF what the hell are they playing at? I truly believe as you do that the DWP themselves have no idea what is going on and what they are doing. I really hope you get it sorted quickly. It is no wonder that so many people are at breaking point in this country when we have such cruel people making these decisions.
Hoe ironic TimD that you worked with the benefits system, bet you're glad that this is no longer the case. I really don't understand how people employed by the DWP are able to make these decisions, don't they have any conscience or empathy! I know there is no way I could do the job. It makes you feel really bitter doesn't it TimD? You worked within the very sector who are now destroying you, makes you wonder why you bothered. I trained as a mental health nurse, it was my career for 30 odd years until I took a severe beating and became yet another casualty. I retired early which is just as well now as my husband needs me at home. I often think about my working life, I really enjoyed it in the early days, plenty of time to spend with patients, still short of staff but not half the paperwork that was involved at the end of my career. The work was much harder too, no hoists etc, back breaking work mostly. Now, had I chose another career where they pay would have no doubt been better and far better working conditions, I wouldn't have the joint problems I have now.
I trained in the early seventies but there is no way I would want to be a nurse now.
Well well that was a good moan We must stay strong and not let them beat us, I feel a lot better than when I first posted on this forum, and I haven't given up the fight just yet
Oh no PF what the hell are they playing at? I truly believe as you do that the DWP themselves have no idea what is going on and what they are doing. I really hope you get it sorted quickly. It is no wonder that so many people are at breaking point in this country when we have such cruel people making these decisions.
Hoe ironic TimD that you worked with the benefits system, bet you're glad that this is no longer the case. I really don't understand how people employed by the DWP are able to make these decisions, don't they have any conscience or empathy! I know there is no way I could do the job. It makes you feel really bitter doesn't it TimD? You worked within the very sector who are now destroying you, makes you wonder why you bothered. I trained as a mental health nurse, it was my career for 30 odd years until I took a severe beating and became yet another casualty. I retired early which is just as well now as my husband needs me at home. I often think about my working life, I really enjoyed it in the early days, plenty of time to spend with patients, still short of staff but not half the paperwork that was involved at the end of my career. The work was much harder too, no hoists etc, back breaking work mostly. Now, had I chose another career where they pay would have no doubt been better and far better working conditions, I wouldn't have the joint problems I have now.
I trained in the early seventies but there is no way I would want to be a nurse now.
Well well that was a good moan We must stay strong and not let them beat us, I feel a lot better than when I first posted on this forum, and I haven't given up the fight just yet
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