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13 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024: Poorest fifth of working-age households have lost more than 14 per cent of their income since 2010 while pensioners have gained by £800 per year

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13 June, 2024

Number of social security and child support appeals awaiting a hearing increased by almost 20 per cent in the 12 months to April 2024

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13 June, 2024

Almost two thirds of universal credit work capability assessments continue to result in a LCWRA outcome

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12 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024: Resolution Foundation casts doubt on whether Conservative pledge to reduce welfare spending by £12 billion is achievable in next Parliament

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11 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Conservatives: Welfare Rights

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11 June, 2024

Fifth of households affected by universal credit reform are at least £2,000 per year worse off

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11 June, 2024

Department for Communities highlights magnitude of NI Budget cuts in 2024/2025 will undoubtedly have a ‘continued significant and adverse impact’ on its ability to deliver public services

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10 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Liberal Democrats: Welfare Rights

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10 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024: Conservative plans to reduce social security spending by £12 billion by end of next parliament look ‘extremely challenging’, says IFS

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10 June, 2024 Open access

Election 2024: Families with children have been hit hardest by tax and benefit changes since 2010

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10 June, 2024

Eligibility criteria and entitlement rules for pension age disability payment in Scotland

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Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Labour: Community Care

Election 2024: Poorest fifth of working-age households have lost more than 14 per cent of their income since 2010 while pensioners have gained by £800 per year

Number of social security and child support appeals awaiting a hearing increased by almost 20 per cent in the 12 months to April 2024

Almost two thirds of universal credit work capability assessments continue to result in a LCWRA outcome

Election 2024: Resolution Foundation casts doubt on whether Conservative pledge to reduce welfare spending by £12 billion is achievable in next Parliament

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Conservatives: Welfare Rights

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Conservatives: Housing

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Conservatives: Employment

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Conservatives: Community Care

Fifth of households affected by universal credit reform are at least £2,000 per year worse off

Department for Communities highlights magnitude of NI Budget cuts in 2024/2025 will undoubtedly have a ‘continued significant and adverse impact’ on its ability to deliver public services

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Liberal Democrats: Welfare Rights

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Liberal Democrats: Housing

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Liberal Democrats: Employment

Election 2024 Manifesto round-up | Liberal Democrats: Community Care

Election 2024: Conservative plans to reduce social security spending by £12 billion by end of next parliament look ‘extremely challenging’, says IFS

Election 2024: Families with children have been hit hardest by tax and benefit changes since 2010

Eligibility criteria and entitlement rules for pension age disability payment in Scotland

Round-up of recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case law