THE government’s Access to Work scheme is in “absolute crisis” despite its promise to clear a 60,000 case backlog, the TUC disabled workers’ conference heard today.Disability Rights UK head of policy Fazilet Hadi told delegates at the annual conference in Bournemouth that the system meant to help workers with accessibility issues in their work was itself “inaccessible.”

THE government’s Access to Work scheme is in “absolute crisis” despite its promise to clear a 60,000 case backlog, the TUC disabled workers’ conference heard today.

Disability Rights UK head of policy Fazilet Hadi told delegates at the annual conference in Bournemouth that the system meant to help workers with accessibility issues in their work was itself “inaccessible.”

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