Lowest-bidder-wins contract systems for vulnerable people's services degrade the skills involved and the service users

Most of the Kwug Blog blog posts are carefully worded and logged with keyword 'labels' to help seekers of the information contained in those posts reach their goal. that can improve the number of 'page viewings' even when the Kwug Blog editor does not engage in Twitter himself.

Just as important in Google search ratings, if not more so, can be the combination of keyword 'labels' and 'permalink' for a given blog post.

An image of the latest 'All time page viewing statistics for blog posts published on Kwug Blog' appears here.

Page viewing statistics for Kwug Blog posts, May 2010-to-May 2017

One Kwug Blog blog post has long stood out as having received more page viewings than any other on this platform, and that is from early 2014:

KUWG with Simon of Occupy Highlight What Goes on at Atos' Tresco House, Lisson Grove Medical Examination Centre

Anti-Atos Day 2, Kilburn Unemployed Workers Group style

Perhaps, embarrassingly, that could be because the 'permalink' given to it does not reflect the words in the title, but the very generic heading 'blog-post'!
http://kilburnunemployed.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/blog-post.html


Much dearer to the Kwug Blog editor's heart is the number 2 ranking given to

British Sign Language Interpreters ripped off by NHS contractor

From NUBSLI via Linda Burnip of Disabled People Against Cuts

No doubt the 'permalink' http://kilburnunemployed.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/british-sign-language-interpreters-ripped-off-by-nhs-contractor.html

The underlying message of wider application in that blog post is perhaps:

Lowest-bidder-wins contract systems for vulnerable people's services degrade the skills involved and the service users

The 'search labels' given to this Kwug Blog blog post can be viewed below the blog post.

 By Dude Swheatie of Kwug

Crapita suspends PIP assessor and other stories published 4 August 2016

Comrades will appreciate hearing that this story of a hateful disability benefits entitlement assessor getting some sort of 'come-uppance':

http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/capita-suspends-assessor-after-disablist-racist-facebook-posts/

Incidentally, this instance is not the first time that a disability-benefits-eligibility assessor has been outed for hateful views by way of their Facebook content. 

http://blacktrianglecampaign.org/2011/08/07/atos-employee-derides-sick-disabled-facebook-profile/

I am also pleased to report that my finding a May 2016 press release on Sunday by way of a Google search for the American 'health insurance' company Unum helped source another new Disability News story:

http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/mental-health-charity-sparks-concerns-after-unum-link-up/

The contacts to whom I fed that story by email were Mo Stewart, Prof. Peter Beresford, and Disability News Service's sole reporter John Pring.

The latter Google search stemmed out of an extension of the Internet search rankings experiment outlined in the blog post

http://kilburnunemployed.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/michaela-community-schools-discipline-universal-credits-in-work-services-and-search-engine-rankings.html

Other latest stories from Disability News Service published today:

1. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/documents-show-wca-suicide-death-mirrored-2010-tragedy/
2. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/embassy-vigil-will-show-solidarity-with-victims-of-japanese-mass-killings/
3. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/deplorable-home-office-guidance-will-breach-rights-of-disabled-asylum-seekers/
4. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/paper-calls-for-political-parties-to-move-from-one-in-129-to-one-in-five/
5. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/homeless-ordeal-of-disabled-man-forced-onto-streets-by-hospital/
6. http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/access-websites-inclusive-solution-after-one-mans-lifetime-of-photography/

'Dude Swheatie of Kwug'