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Daily news and case law updates across five areas of social welfare law: welfare benefits, debt, housing, employment and community care. Subscribe for updates.

17 January, 2018

Further roll-out of universal credit in Northern Ireland

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17 January, 2018

Teign Housing v Lane

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17 January, 2018

Rochford v WNS Global Services (UK) Ltd & Ors

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16 January, 2018

Uprating of war pensions and allowances 2018/2019

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16 January, 2018

Quarter of low-income households have high debt repayments or are behind with bills, says IFS

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15 January, 2018

Department for Communities launches independent review of PIP in Northern Ireland

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15 January, 2018

Government announces support for fitness for human habitation and housing standards bill

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15 January, 2018

Both Secretary of State and representatives should provide relevant evidence to the tribunal / requirement for tribunal to explain different outcome on PIP renewal claim

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15 January, 2018

Inquiry launched into the causes of, and support available to prevent, rough sleeping in Wales

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15 January, 2018

Further roll-out of universal credit in Northern Ireland

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15 January, 2018

Consultation launched on proposed safeguards for property left in abandoned dwellings in Wales

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15 January, 2018

Employment case law round up

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12 January, 2018

Peter Schofield appointed Permanent Secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions

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12 January, 2018

MPs raise concerns that HMRC is not doing enough to support vulnerable tax credits claimants as they transfer to universal credit

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12 January, 2018

Standard of reasons required when tribunal finds an overpayment recoverable for a failure to furnish information, and when imposing a civil penalty

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11 January, 2018

96 per cent of 18 to 21-year-old universal credit housing costs claimants awarded support since automatic entitlement ended in April 2017

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11 January, 2018

Most homelessness provision is not accessible to non-EEA migrants and is leading to destitution

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11 January, 2018

Ombudsman finds council at fault for not taking over payment of care home top-up fees

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11 January, 2018

In considering whether to proceed without an oral hearing, a tribunal must consider whether it is fair, not merely if it has 'sufficient material'

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