@likelyjanlukas@mstdn.ca But Jan, Jan, Jan: Aren't you so excited that you will be able to earn up to $45K in employment income before they completely clawback your newly-reduced support payments that you get because you're unable to work a full-time job? That seems to be the statistic the government is so excited about. PS, did you see the bit about how they're spending all the money they're taking away from the disabled on international consultants for employment services? Which will apparently mostly involve referring people to existing local non-profit agencies? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/adap-multinational-contractor-aish-alberta-changes-9.7249421 (PPS, Nice to see the full comparison numbers spelled out in that article, with the reduction in both benefits & clawback-free earnings threshold, and the mathematical conclusion: "someone on ADAP will have to work 39 hours per week at minimum wage to have benefits that are equal to those on AISH.")