128 per cent increase in ESA appeals for first quarter of 2010/2011

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128 per cent increase in ESA appeals for first quarter of 2010/2011

New Tribunals Service statistics also show that 57 per cent of all benefit appeals related to incapacity related benefits

30 September, 2010

There has been a 128 per cent increase in employment and support allowance (ESA) appeals for the first quarter of 2010/2011 compared to the first quarter of 2009/2010, according to new Tribunals Service statistics.

The 'Quarterly Statistics for the Tribunals Service, 1st quarter 2010-11' also show that in the first quarter of 2010/2010 57 per cent of social security and child support appeals received related to ESA or incapacity benefit, as compared to 40 per cent in the first quarter of 2009/2010.

The Quarterly Statistics for the Tribunals Service, 1st quarter 2010-11 are available from justice.co.uk

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128 per cent increase in ESA appeals for first quarter of 2010/2011

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