Ministers have tweaked the Disability Confident scheme, but with millions of disabled people still locked out of work, tinkering around the edges isn't good enough, says James Moore W hen I took to X earlier this week to describe the government's flagship Disability Confident scheme as "a joke", I wasn't prepared for the reaction. It was swift and visceral – and the sheer scale of the replies, the vast majority being from disabled people, all pointed in the same direction: "joke" was putting it