News and case law

12 May, 2016

Work and Pensions Secretary says universal credit is working as intended and should roll out as planned

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12 May, 2016

'Fiscally impossible' for government to help women over pension changes, says Work and Pensions Secretary

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12 May, 2016

Payment period for contribution-based JSA does not discriminate against disabled claimants

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12 May, 2016

Approach to be taken by a local authority when determining if disputed matrimonial assets held by a solicitor should be treated as notional capital

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11 May, 2016

In-work progression is a radical policy departure and will require work coaches with a 'substantially expanded set of skills', say MPs

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10 May, 2016

Introduction of universal credit in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Introduction of personal independence payment in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Changes to housing benefit in consequence of the introduction of personal independence payment in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Introduction of more severe ‘loss of benefit’ penalties in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Claiming and payment of benefits in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Calculation and recovery of overpayments and other social security payments in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Decision making and appeals in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Miscellaneous amendments to DLA, attendance allowance and carer’s allowance in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

Introduction of advances of benefits and budgeting advances in Northern Ireland

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10 May, 2016

More than half a million work capability assessments were cancelled or rearranged in the last year

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9 May, 2016

Payment of DLA and PIP to no longer be suspended for hospital in-patients under 18

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Work and Pensions Secretary says universal credit is working as intended and should roll out as planned

'Fiscally impossible' for government to help women over pension changes, says Work and Pensions Secretary

Payment period for contribution-based JSA does not discriminate against disabled claimants

Approach to be taken by a local authority when determining if disputed matrimonial assets held by a solicitor should be treated as notional capital

Non-compliance with the National Minimum Wage in the social care sector remains a concern, says NAO

In-work progression is a radical policy departure and will require work coaches with a 'substantially expanded set of skills', say MPs

Introduction of universal credit in Northern Ireland

Introduction of personal independence payment in Northern Ireland

Changes to housing benefit in consequence of the introduction of personal independence payment in Northern Ireland

Introduction of more severe ‘loss of benefit’ penalties in Northern Ireland

Claiming and payment of benefits in Northern Ireland

Calculation and recovery of overpayments and other social security payments in Northern Ireland

Decision making and appeals in Northern Ireland

Miscellaneous amendments to DLA, attendance allowance and carer’s allowance in Northern Ireland

Introduction of advances of benefits and budgeting advances in Northern Ireland

More than half a million work capability assessments were cancelled or rearranged in the last year

Payment of DLA and PIP to no longer be suspended for hospital in-patients under 18

Unite union secures £10 million compensation for ‘blacklisted’ construction workers

Employment case law round up