Disability Benefits in the UK: An Issue of Health or Jobs?

Christina Beatty · Steve Fothergill

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Retirement, Disability, and Employment Social Policy and Reform Studies Employment and Welfare Studies

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The UK has 2.6 million men and women of working age out-of-work on disability benefits, far more than the number on unemployment benefits even in the wake of recession. While not unique in this respect, the 7% of the working age population out-of-work on disability benefits places the UK well towards the upper end of the range in Europe (Kemp, 2006).

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