28 February, 2019
28 February, 2019
However, new statistics also show that only 19 per cent sustained employment for six months
28 February, 2019
New statutory instrument
28 February, 2019
Minister notes concern that those previously in receipt of tax credits who undergo a change of circumstances could be worse off on universal credit
28 February, 2019
New statistics from the Scottish Government provide local estimates for the proportion of children in families with limited resources by local authority area and household characteristics
27 February, 2019
Bilateral agreement includes provisions to protect existing social security coordination arrangements
27 February, 2019
27 February, 2019
New statistics for the two and a half year period since PIP was introduced also show that 47 per cent of new claims resulted in an award
26 February, 2019
Written answer in parliament also confirms that jobcentres have been directed to use Flexible Support Fund to cover upfront childcare costs where needed for claimants to start work
26 February, 2019
PCS union reports that 90 per cent voted for action calling for improved staffing and better working conditions
26 February, 2019
Scottish Social Security Secretary also says that the early learning element of the best start grant will be introduced by Summer 2019
26 February, 2019
CPIP/1262/2018
25 February, 2019
Arrears payments of £15 million have been issued to 2,462 claimants so far and remaining payments should be issued by 1 April 2019
22 February, 2019
Parliamentary written answer says that monitoring numbers who need support will give indication of support requirement for wider roll-out
22 February, 2019
Committee writes to mortgage lenders, insurers, property agents and property advertising platforms ahead of evidence hearing in March 2019
22 February, 2019
Parliamentary written answer confirms that the DWP will consider reimbursing councils for any costs not covered by existing funding
21 February, 2019
New DWP analysis means a further 30,000 cases are to be reviewed, bringing the total to 600,000
20 February, 2019
New report predicts that, without 'serious new spending or the cancellation of planned cuts', child poverty will rise to 37 per cent by 2023/2024
20 February, 2019
New briefing calls for 'more and faster improvements' in light of forecast that 3 million people in poverty will see income reduced
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