Susanna Questions Mel Stride on Plans to Curb 'Sick Note Culture'

Work and Pensions Secretary, Mel Stride, is vowing to put an end to Britain's 'sick note culture.' People who can work but refuse will be offered a personal job coach to help them return to the workplace.

Susanna questions Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride about how the new work and health support scheme will help those who can't physically work because of injury but can't have surgery because of the record length of waiting lists.

Broadcast on 07/05/24

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