About one million people have been on work-related benefits for three out of the past four years. All of those claimants have been formally assessed as “capable of preparing for or looking for work,” the report will say. The one million is made up of people claiming jobseeker’s allowance or the work-related part of employment support allowance — the replacement for incapacity benefit — and some single parents claiming income support.
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