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Not everyone on incapacity benefit is in the same position.
Johnson said about 300,000 people move out of work on to incapacity benefits each year.
I am also on incapacity benefit and concerned about the future.
The incapacity benefit numbers need to be brought down, but this is not the way.
The coalition wants to get around 500,000 people off incapacity benefit.
But there are people claiming incapacity benefits who, with help, would be able to work.
He was a guitarist, and went on to incapacity benefit.
In this policy, it is following the last government, which promised to get one million people off incapacity benefit.
They set top down targets to reduce the numbers on incapacity benefit by a million.
In particular, she felt he was too hard on incapacity benefit claimants.
People were encouraged to go on to incapacity benefits to keep down the unemployment figures.
Incapacity benefit has been replaced with employment and support allowance.
And for those already on incapacity benefits, they will be required to take the work capability assessment from April 2010.
Incapacity Benefit hasn't even been around for 30 years.
It's what has led to millions claiming incapacity benefit when many of them are perfectly able to work.
Had she survived, ironically, the cost to the state in incapacity benefits etc would have been even greater.
Incapacity benefit was a lifeline after my accident - would I be so lucky now?
Reforming incapacity benefit has been a relatively easy ride for ministers.
The other was notifying him that his incapacity benefit had been stopped."
The Tories say they'll reduce more than half a million people's incapacity benefit by 25 pounds to force them back to work.
Used to deal with Incapacity Benefit cases years ago.
Miliband says some people do need to come off incapacity benefit.
Unemployment appeared low because Labour shoved a million people on to incapacity benefit.
So, politicians designed an incapacity benefits system in which virtually nobody qualifies for help.
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