ASIN: B00GRFWWPS
Publisher: unknown
Pages: 43
It’s time for middle-aged grandmother Lyn Walker to face the tribunal for her Employment and Support Allowance appeal, but she won’t have Hilary Carrington from the Solent Welfare Rights Project at her side. Hilary is still recovering from a suspected stroke brought on by stress and over-work, plus the inescapable sense of guilt that she could have prevented the death of a client, but at least her plan for shared management of the team, by the team, has been accepted and saved her colleagues’ jobs, for now.
Lyn’s sons will be with her at her hearing, but for reasons of their own unknown to their mother. Darren wants to see what’s in store when he appears as a ‘witness’ for Wayne Reynolds and Marie York, and Mike is curious to find out what he and Lorraine might face if they can’t resolve a problem with their Tax Credit claim.
And whatever happens at the tribunal, Lyn’s biggest ...
