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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.

18 November, 2015

Northern Ireland Executive agrees £345m over four years to mitigate effects of welfare reform

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18 November, 2015

Opinion of Lord Armstrong in the petition of Milton Keynes Council

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18 November, 2015

Leading organisations write to the Prime Minister raising concerns that social care is in crisis

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18 November, 2015

Policies that seek to reduce net migration could have major impacts on social care workforce

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18 November, 2015

Gender pay gap remains unchanged at 19.2 per cent

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18 November, 2015

Treasury tells Work and Pensions Committee that information on tax credit caseload and flows could only be provided 'at disproportionate cost'

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18 November, 2015

1.2 per cent of part-time jobs are paid less than the National Minimum Wage

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18 November, 2015

Who lives in the 4.1m social homes in England and Wales?

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18 November, 2015

Renting Homes (Wales) Bill passed in the Senedd

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18 November, 2015

Benefit delays and changes remain biggest cause of foodbank use, says Trussell Trust

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18 November, 2015

£100 drop in monthly income can drive households into debt

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18 November, 2015

New National Living Wage will have greatest impact for those in retail, hospitality and healthcare

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18 November, 2015

DWP awarded 200,000 JSA hardship payments and 7,300 ESA hardship payments in year up to June 2015

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18 November, 2015

Tax credit cuts will hit poorest UK regions hardest, says TUC

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17 November, 2015

WCA may have ‘unintended but serious consequences for population mental health’, say academics

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17 November, 2015

Tribunal made cohabitation decision on basis of insufficient evidence, failed to consider appropriateness and amount of penalty and failed to consider whether special steps needed to obtain claimant's evidence

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17 November, 2015

National Housing Federation warning on proposed social housing 1 per cent rent reduction

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17 November, 2015

Women paid less than men in 90 per cent of sectors

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16 November, 2015

Care and Support (Financial Assessment) (Wales) Regulations 2015

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