29 May, 2019
29 May, 2019
New Scottish Government statistics also show that 930 people enrolled on the Health & Work Support pilot launched in June 2018
28 May, 2019
New landlord engagement newsletter also advises that landlord portal now covers 96 per cent of social rented housing
24 May, 2019
Organisations supporting sex workers highlight that 'any disruption in revenue for people who are in poverty will cause harm'
24 May, 2019
Minister provides figures for the grading of audited personal independence payment assessments
24 May, 2019
Minister confirms that figures are prior to reconsideration or appeal
24 May, 2019
22 May, 2019
Final report on visit to UK highlights 'harsher penalties, depersonalisation, stigmatisation, and virtually eliminating the option of using the legal system to vindicate rights'
22 May, 2019
Letter to Work and Pensions Secretary also asks if DWP has assessed impact of the loss of a protected date of claim
22 May, 2019
Poverty and Inequality Commission warns that 'considerable investment' will be needed to meet statutory targets on reducing child poverty
21 May, 2019
Collecting data centrally would enable lessons to be learnt and the case for change to be made clearer
21 May, 2019
Minister also confirms that 83,000 have a deduction for rent arrears and 34,000 have a deduction for council tax arrears
21 May, 2019
New DWP guidance also explains process for checking compensation claims for loss of housing benefit entitlement
21 May, 2019
New statutory instrument
20 May, 2019
In final reflections, Amyas Morse also encourages the Work and Pensions Committee to continue pushing the DWP for a more receptive attitude to challenges or criticism
20 May, 2019
Human Rights Watch identifies the benefit cap, two-child policy and benefit freeze as having a particularly detrimental impact
20 May, 2019
DWP Permanent Secretary agrees with general idea and confirms that £65 ‘small overpayment limit’ for writing off recoverable overpayments will be reviewed
20 May, 2019
New DWP guidance issued to local authority housing benefit departments
17 May, 2019
Letter from the Work and Pensions Committee follows publication of leaked memo that says campaign is part of a 'confident, front-footed strategy to tackle misconceptions and improve the reputation of universal credit'
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