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Daily news and case law updates across five areas of social welfare law: welfare benefits, debt, housing, employment and community care. Subscribe for updates.

14 June, 2017

34,000 claimants started on universal credit in the month to 11 May 2017

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14 June, 2017

Ombudsman finds systemic fault in council’s approach to top-up fees for care home placements

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14 June, 2017

Housing benefit subsidy limits for English and Welsh local authorities

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13 June, 2017

Means-testing the winter fuel payment would adversely affect poorest pensioners, says Independent Age

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12 June, 2017

15 month absence abroad may be accepted as temporary so that it does not interrupt habitual residence for JSA

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12 June, 2017

Employment case law round up

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12 June, 2017

Scottish Government launches new health and social care standards

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11 June, 2017

David Gauke appointed as new Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

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8 June, 2017

64 per cent of social security appeals overturned in favour of the claimant in quarter to March 2017

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8 June, 2017

86 per cent of ESA assessment outcomes are not revised following mandatory reconsideration

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8 June, 2017

Single claims to the employment tribunal remain around 4,300 per quarter

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8 June, 2017

Scottish Government confirms interim extension of Scottish Welfare Fund to mitigate cuts to housing support for 18 to 21 year-olds

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7 June, 2017

New Burdens payments for Real Time Information data matching initiative in 2017/2018

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7 June, 2017

Gennelli Malcolm v Dundee City Council

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6 June, 2017

Where a claimant satisfies a descriptor because they 'cannot' do something, then the ability to carry it out reliably does not apply

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5 June, 2017

Tribunals caseworker ‘delegation scheme’ to continue for a further twelve months

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5 June, 2017

Introduction of universal credit earnings threshold for free school lunches and provision of early learning and childcare in Scotland

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