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7 May, 2019

Work and Pensions Committee requests update on DWP progress in resolving problem with how universal credit calculates yearly housing costs

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7 May, 2019

DWP delays publication of lower benefit cap evaluation from Spring to Autumn 2019

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7 May, 2019

Houses in Multiple Occupation (Specified Educational Establishments) (England) Regulations 2019

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7 May, 2019

Government and debt advice sector issue joint statement on working to support vulnerable people

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7 May, 2019

Carers UK calls on government to require employers to provide 5 to 10 days mandatory paid care leave

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7 May, 2019

Eligibility for Healthy Start benefits for pension credit claimants

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7 May, 2019

Regulator of Social Housing launches consultation on new Rent Standard from April 2020

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7 May, 2019

Employment case law round up

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3 May, 2019

High Court rules that universal credit migration arrangements for those who received severe disability premium before 16 January 2019 are unlawful

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3 May, 2019

Work and Pensions Secretary misled Parliament over revised ESA letter sent to claimants' GPs, says Shadow DWP Minister

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3 May, 2019

DWP has no staff guidance on advising people to move to universal credit, says Work and Pensions Secretary

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3 May, 2019

Government confirms £25 million funding allocation for vulnerable rough sleeper support initiatives

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3 May, 2019

County Courts (Interest on Judgment Debts) (Amendment) Order 2019

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3 May, 2019

Payments to local authorities for the Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts service 2019/2020

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2 May, 2019

DWP estimates that around 1.8 million people will naturally migrate to universal credit due to a change of circumstances between 2019 and 2023

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2 May, 2019

Government needs to do more to address pregnancy and maternity discrimination, say MPs

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2 May, 2019

Testing of managed migration operational readiness will not begin until problems have been encountered and resolved through pilot

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2 May, 2019

Constant short-term pressure and high pace of work poses risks to overall delivery of future devolved benefits in Scotland

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2 May, 2019

79 per cent of housing benefit capped households have been caught by lower cap levels introduced in November 2016

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