The Department for Work and Pensions just sent a 47-year-old man on a youth scheme, proving that 'young at heart' is now a legal requirement for benefits.
DWP sends 47-year-old man on youth training scheme in error
The Department for Work and Pensions mistakenly enrolled a 47-year-old Wrexham man in a youth training scheme designed for teenagers. The error, which the DWP acknowledged, highlights ongoing administrative blunders within the department as it faces criticism over benefit processing and support.
Source: DWP sends 47-year-old man on youth training scheme in error — BBC
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