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Politics · 26 July 2026

DWP warned PIP claimants should not be seen as unable to work

DWP warned PIP claimants should not be seen as unable to work

Training provider Strive Training is urging a rethink on employment support, especially for people receiving health or disability benefits like PIP. Managing director Jonny Phillips said receiving PIP should not mean someone cannot work, but stressed people also shouldn't be pushed into unsuitable jobs. He believes personalised help and employers making adjustments are the right approach.

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