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Ex-miners and Unite activists join forces in anti-Atos protest
Privateer's Manchester office targeted by angry demonstration over work capability assessments
Former miners joined forces with activists from union Unite to target offices of hated privateer Atos in northern England yesterday.
They joined demonstrations across Britain against the firm slashing disabled people’s benefits as part of the Con-Dems’ dubious work capability assessments programme.
Unite says 10,600 disabled people have died after having their benefits stopped. Some have committed suicide.
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