15 June, 2017
14 June, 2017
New DWP statistics also show that 84 per cent of PIP new claims reconsiderations result in no change to the award
14 June, 2017
New DWP statistics show this represents the lowest number of monthly starts since June 2016
14 June, 2017
New DWP guidance
13 June, 2017
Analysis shows that poorest pensioners could lose more than 7 per cent of their income after housing costs
11 June, 2017
Appointment of former chief secretary to the Treasury part of post-Election 2017 cabinet reshuffle
8 June, 2017
8 June, 2017
New DWP statistics also show that just 7 per cent of fit for work disputes are revised in the claimant’s favour following mandatory reconsideration
8 June, 2017
Letter to Scottish Social Security Committee advises that guidance on administering support will be tested and refined following feedback from local authorities and the third sector to ensure consistency of practice across Scotland
7 June, 2017
New DWP guidance
5 June, 2017
Scheme provides for caseworkers to be able to carry out all decisions that a judge may make except ‘substantive final decisions’
5 June, 2017
New statutory instrument
5 June, 2017
Letters to Work and Pensions Secretary and Scottish Social Security Minister also criticise the failure to publicise the policy in advance of implementation
2 June, 2017
Bill will mean Scotland will become the only part of the UK with statutory income targets on child poverty
31 May, 2017
One year contract will handle between 21 million and 25 million annual appointments
31 May, 2017
Election round-up
30 May, 2017
Plans will be laid out to Parliament in June 2017 when Social Security Bill is published
30 May, 2017
New statistics show that the average payment is £460
30 May, 2017
'Stronger for Scotland' sets out fiscal plan designed to end austerity, free up resources to invest in public services, tackle rising inequality and protect family budgets
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