It comes on the day Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall announces a new review named "Keep Britain Working" in an effort to support people with long-term illnesses or disabilities back into work, while trying to lower the ballooning welfare bill.
The review will be led by former John Lewis chairman Sir Charlie Mayfield at a time when around 3.7 million people of working age receive health-related benefits, which is 1.2 million more than in February 2020.
Britain faces four years of economic pain because the government has made life difficult for businesses following the budget, the co-founder of BrewDog has told Sky News.
Mr Watt, who stepped down as BrewDog chief executive last May, made headlines earlier this month after posting a video with fiancee Georgia Toffolo in which they said they do not believe in a "work-life balance".
And I think the UK attitude towards success and attitude towards entrepreneurs doesn't help us.
