This was reported Wednesday UWV on the basis of a survey commissioned the benefits agency.
Beneficiaries with debts also get three times more often a fine than the group without debt. This is because the group with debt obligations associated with payment fails.
The flow of young disabled people (disabled young people) to work with debt, is 50 percent lower than the flow of their peers without debts. For the group with a disability benefit is the flow 12 percent.
About 10 percent to 1.4 million beneficiaries of the UWV with some form of debt. The debts range from arrears to seize revenue. Especially in single-parent families and immigrants come debts often.
Having debts demands much attention, often causes stress and possibly fear. This hinders the search for a job. Claimants with debt often seek help until late because of shame and underestimation of the problem.
They are also less attractive to employers. As employers faced with administrative burden when there is seizure of income. There is also an increased risk of absenteeism and reduced productivity of workers in debt, according to the research.
The research for UWV reason to play a more active role in identifying debts. The organization also lets do a follow-up study, including the effects of referral to the municipality to be scrutinized. Local authorities have a statutory duty to help people in debt
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