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The relevant policy levers to reduce rates of inactivity and inactivity due to poor health or disability may also differ depending on the targeted group (e.g., different age groups).
However, if you are doing exactly the same thing but are caring for someone else’s dad as a paid job, you are economically active. How do we square what we view as economic activity or inactivity?
The reforms we have announced will ensure everyone who can work, including parents, get the active support they need, including through an extra £1 billion for personalised health, skills, and employment support for sick and disabled people.