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23 January, 2017

A judge sitting on their own is sufficient to decide an appeal which concerns failure to attend a medical examination

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23 January, 2017

GO (AP) v Aberdeen City Council

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23 January, 2017

Employment case law round up

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20 January, 2017

Exceptions to the two-child limit in universal credit and child tax credit

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20 January, 2017

Government drops plan for the localisation of attendance allowance

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20 January, 2017

LGA calls for ‘radical rethink’ of job centres to help more people back to work

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20 January, 2017

DWP publishes Independent Living Fund post-closure review

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20 January, 2017

Requiring lone parents with a youngest child aged 3 or 4 to undertake work-related activity

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20 January, 2017

Welsh Government launches consultation on the Trade Union (Wales) Bill

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20 January, 2017

‘Communication support’ in connection with hearing loss can be provided by family and friends and is not limited to help from sign language interpreters

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19 January, 2017

Claimants accessing ‘universal support’ would benefit from ‘in-depth, longer-term support’

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19 January, 2017

British Airline Pilots Association v Jet2.Com Ltd

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19 January, 2017

London Borough of Croydon v Lopes

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19 January, 2017

Requirement to consider whether reasonable to treat housing benefit claimant as liable for rent under regulation 8(1)(c)(ii) where there is no legal liability

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19 January, 2017

Social housing rents have been increasing faster than earnings since 2001/2002, says NAO

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18 January, 2017

Reductions in the value of benefits could leave families worse off by £2,800 a year by 2020 compared to start of decade

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18 January, 2017

Opposition day motion to suspend roll-out of universal credit and jobcentre closure programme defeated in the House of Commons

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18 January, 2017

More than 250,000 universal credit claimants in ‘searching for work’ conditionality regime

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18 January, 2017

London Borough of Hackney v Haque

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