1 November, 2021
1 November, 2021
Change follows the government's recent announcement of a £500 million expansion of its Plan for Jobs
29 October, 2021
Resolution Fondation analysis finds that measures announced in this week's Autumn Budget and Spending Review will be 'overshadowed by last month’s £6 billion cut to entitlement'
29 October, 2021
Work and Pensions Minister says that initiative encourages a 'voluntary first' approach to allow claimants to test out employment support activities without risk of a sanction
29 October, 2021
However, Social Justice Minister says that while every penny received from the UK Government is being passed on, it in no way makes up for the £20-a-week cut to universal credit
29 October, 2021
New regulations correct error that has meant that sharing of data has previously had no legal effect and any related data processing is likely to have been unlawful
28 October, 2021
28 October, 2021
New statutory instrument
28 October, 2021
New statutory rule
27 October, 2021
Presenting the Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021, Chancellor says changes 'to make sure work pays' will be brought in by 1 December 2021
27 October, 2021
Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021 also confirms £2.6 billion funding for Department for digital activity to 'transform how customers interact with the welfare system'
27 October, 2021
However, during ensuing debate, Chair of Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee warns of government's misuse of secondary legislation in a bid to make a 'grab for power at the expense of Parliament'
27 October, 2021
New DWP figures also show that almost £140 million was deducted during the month, with claimants paying an average of 15 per cent of their standard allowance
27 October, 2021
New regulations issued in Northern Ireland
25 October, 2021 Open access
Proposed additional clause will be considered at the Committee stage of Bill's passage through the House of Lords
25 October, 2021
Part of building a better and fairer society is ensuring people are aware of, and can access, the financial support to which they are entitled, says Social Justice Secretary
22 October, 2021
Progress report on exercise that is due to be completed by the end of 2023 also confirms that, of the 38,507 cases reviewed, 9,491 were found to have been underpaid
22 October, 2021
Written answer to parliament also confirms that median gap between rent and local housing allowance was £100 per month
22 October, 2021
With the ending of furlough, benefit changes and a cost of living crisis, swift action is needed to help rebuild people's lives
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