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UC and CRU
https://www.clydeco.com/blog/insurance-hub/article/universal-credit-and-the-cru-who-benefits
i was thinking about this as of course it will sooner or later effect all clients.
not good (and one would like to think an unintended consequence, but i think possibly that might be a generous thought…)
If the claimant has no earnings, which I’m assuming would be the case given what compensation is for, then it may sometimes be possible to work it out….allowing for non-earned income too (eg cont ESA) does add a complication though. I’d've thought there would be some sort of legal argument for those clients left worse off as a result, too.
If the claimant has no earnings, which I’m assuming would be the case given what compensation is for, then it may sometimes be possible to work it out….allowing for non-earned income too (eg cont ESA) does add a complication though. I’d've thought there would be some sort of legal argument for those clients left worse off as a result, too.
i think Defendant’s will be all over this, let alone us claimant lawyers - only dropped into consciousness as it’s starting to show through on people’s certificates .....