Despite the alleged 'payment by results' model much hyped by Iain Duncan Smith, tax payers could have paid out up to £60,000 for every job gained by sickness or disability claimants on the Work Programme.
As disabled people are re-assessed by Atos, many are shocked to see the mammoth bonus handed out.
Nick Clegg is under pressure from within his own party to resist welfare cuts in George Osborne's Autumn Statement amid reports the chancellor may choose to not raise benefits in line with inflation.
In the latest from our No Go Britain series, investigating the difficulties faced by disabled passengers, Katie Razzall reports on a bus company now facing legal action in a landmark case.
I couldn't believe my eyes last night when I read about what happened to Geoff Meeghan, 32, during a fitness-to-work assessment by ATOS.
These are main relevant changes, not already officially announced, based on the Chancellor's speech and the accompanying budget documents: