一名联合王国残疾记者尽管需求没有改变,却失去了80%的获得工作补助金的机会,这引发了心理健康危机和工作中断。 A UK disabled journalist lost 80% of her Access to Work grant despite unchanged needs, triggering a mental health crisis and job disruption.

一位残疾的伦敦记者说,尽管需求没有改变,但英国政府将获得工作补助金削减了80%,由于视力严重受损,严重影响了她的劳动能力。 A disabled London journalist says her UK government Access to Work grant was cut by 80% despite unchanged needs, severely impacting her ability to work due to severe sight impairment. 交通、设备和支助人员突然丧失资金,引发了心理健康危机,使工作任务几乎不可能完成。 The sudden loss of funding for transport, equipment, and support staff triggered a mental health crisis and made job tasks nearly impossible. 她被告知没有上诉选择,强调系统性问题,包括缺乏透明度、裁决前后不一以及新索赔拖延30周。 She was told there was no appeal option, highlighting systemic issues including lack of transparency, inconsistent decisions, and 30-week delays for new claims. 全国范围内也报告了类似情况,没有与裁员有关的失业官方数据。 Similar cases are reported nationwide, with no official data on job losses linked to cuts. 批评者说,旨在支持残疾工人的方案现在正在制造障碍,阻碍就业,破坏包容。 Critics say the program meant to support disabled workers is now creating barriers, discouraging employment and undermining inclusion.