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A year ago, six academics and charity chief executives wrote a letter to the Guardian warning about the potentially fatal consequences of the "deeply flawed" work capability assessment.
It argues that the Approach shows current conceptions of financial capability to be flawed in that they focus on it as a personal quality in isolation from the socioeconomic environment.
It concluded that the work capability assessment process was flawed and needed to be more sensitive to mental health issues.
For good measure the process the government is using to assess those on incapacity benefit – the work capability assessment (WCA) – is flawed.
This paper will draw upon the Capability Approach to assessing welfare and social justice to argue that financial capability as presently conceptualised is flawed.
The report states: "It is widely accepted that the Work Capability Assessment [WCA], as introduced in 2008, was flawed.
Nash said the work capability assessment process run by French firm Atos remained "deeply flawed".
The work capability assessment used to determine eligibility for ESA is deeply flawed and does properly not recognise the impact of mental health problems on ability to work," he said.
The document reports that "a vast number" said the Work Capability Assessment – the test administered by the firm Atos to determine fitness for work – is "fundamentally flawed and merely tweaking the descriptors will not bring about the improvement needed".
