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10 July, 2018

Justin Tomlinson appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the DWP

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10 July, 2018

British Social Attitudes survey for 2017 finds attitudes are softening towards unemployed people

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10 July, 2018

Tenants on universal credit are more than twice as likely to be in arrears compared to all other tenants

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9 July, 2018

17 per cent of new claims for universal credit do not receive full payment on time

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6 July, 2018

No plans to change PIP terminal illness rules in Northern Ireland

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6 July, 2018

Reasonable for tribunal not to adjourn ESA appeal to seek PIP evidence, and not to refer to PIP award in its reasons

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5 July, 2018

MPs and peers react to Work and Pensions Secretary's 'unsatisfactory' and 'extraordinary' response to urgent question on universal credit

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5 July, 2018

Unless claimants are unable to stand safely for more than a few minutes when preparing and cooking a meal, they are unlikely to reasonably require a perching stool as an aid

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4 July, 2018

Secretary of State apologises for 'inadvertently misleading' the House of Commons over NAO report on universal credit

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4 July, 2018

Work and Pensions Secretary's universal credit statement to Parliament was 'not correct', says National Audit Office

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4 July, 2018

Successful delivery of DWP's 'People and Locations Programme' is in doubt, says Infrastructure and Projects Authority

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4 July, 2018

Additional amounts for children and qualifying young persons in pension credit awards in Northern Ireland

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Half of unpaid carers expect their quality of life to get worse in the next 12 months

Justin Tomlinson appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the DWP

Matt Hancock appointed as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

British Social Attitudes survey for 2017 finds attitudes are softening towards unemployed people

Tenants on universal credit are more than twice as likely to be in arrears compared to all other tenants

17 per cent of new claims for universal credit do not receive full payment on time

Kit Malthouse appointed as new Housing Minister

One in seven older people are living with unmet care needs - an increase of 19 per cent in two years

Employment case law round up

Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2018

No plans to change PIP terminal illness rules in Northern Ireland

Reasonable for tribunal not to adjourn ESA appeal to seek PIP evidence, and not to refer to PIP award in its reasons

Repayment of postgraduate doctoral degree loans paid by the Welsh Ministers

MPs and peers react to Work and Pensions Secretary's 'unsatisfactory' and 'extraordinary' response to urgent question on universal credit

Unless claimants are unable to stand safely for more than a few minutes when preparing and cooking a meal, they are unlikely to reasonably require a perching stool as an aid

Secretary of State apologises for 'inadvertently misleading' the House of Commons over NAO report on universal credit

Work and Pensions Secretary's universal credit statement to Parliament was 'not correct', says National Audit Office

Successful delivery of DWP's 'People and Locations Programme' is in doubt, says Infrastructure and Projects Authority

Additional amounts for children and qualifying young persons in pension credit awards in Northern Ireland