Here are the DWP's November 2012 headline
figures for ESA migration.
Figures in this issue cannot
reflect the final outcomes, because they do not include:
·
effect of appeals still lodged in the legal
system; and
·
claims with no outcome yet recorded.
For these reasons it is likely that
the statistics underestimate the proportion of
claimants who will ultimately be
awarded ESA, by greater amounts for more recent
periods.
Outcomes of initial assessments
adjusted to account for outcomes after appeals for
incapacity benefits claimants
referred for reassessment between December 2011 and
February 2012 show:
·
91 per cent of claimants have an outcome i.e.
decisions have been made on
their
claims;
·
3 per cent of claimants had their claim closed
before having an outcome; and
·
6 per cent of claimants were still undergoing
assessment. Claimants with an outcome
for their claim can be broken down as follows:
·
64 per cent of claimants were entitled to the
benefit. Within this –
o
39 per cent of claimants were placed in the Work
Related Activity Group (WRAG),
o
25 per cent of claimants were placed in the
Support Group (SG); and
·
36 per cent of claimants were assessed as Fit
for Work (FFW) and are not
entitled
to ESA.
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