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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.

19 July, 2023

HMRC says it is on target to transfer all tax credit claimants to universal credit by 2025 and that it expects around half a million to migrate during each of 2023/2024 and 2024/2025

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19 July, 2023

Government should expand employment support to those not on benefits, say MPs

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19 July, 2023

Government is failing renters by stalling on Renters Reform Bill, says Shelter

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18 July, 2023

LHA rates are failing to match private rented sector rents for around two thirds of households receiving universal credit housing support

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18 July, 2023

People with pre-settled status under EUSS to automatically have their status extended by two years if they have not yet obtained settled status

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18 July, 2023

Government launches consultation on Disability Action Plan for 2023 to 2024

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18 July, 2023

StepChange raises concerns about reports that the government may drop its plans to regulate the Buy Now Pay Later sector

17 July, 2023

New study presents ‘unassailable case’ for need to end both the two-child limit and the benefit cap

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17 July, 2023

DWP launches ‘Invitation to Claim’ trial to encourage take-up of pension credit

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17 July, 2023

Peers accept government amendment to Worker Protection Bill, that removes protections against third party harassment at work, in order to help the Bill move forward

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17 July, 2023

Round-up of recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case law

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14 July, 2023

Ten years after its introduction, benefit cap is leaving some families with at little as £44 per week to live on

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14 July, 2023

More than a fifth of people receiving benefits or other financial support report that they ran out of food and were unable to afford more in the past two weeks

13 July, 2023

High Court rules that government’s failure to consult on regulations that allow employers to use agency workers to replace striking workers was ‘unlawful and irrational’

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13 July, 2023

Children’s charities and Commissioners call for abolition of the two-child limit, as new DWP statistics show that 1.5 million children are living in households affected by the policy

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13 July, 2023

More than 900,000 households in receipt of universal credit are repaying a budgeting advance

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13 July, 2023

While Kickstart scheme often helped those with relatively good employability find work, those who faced more challenges struggled to find a suitable job

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13 July, 2023

Around one in seven households in England live in a home that fails to meet the Decent Homes Standard

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13 July, 2023

Councils in England and Wales contributed an additional 15 per cent funding from their own resources on top of DHP allocations from central government in 2022/2023

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