5 June, 2024
5 June, 2024
AM v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (UC)
[2024] UKUT 137 (AAC)
UA-2023-001439-USTA
4 June, 2024 Open access
Ahead of tonight’s TV leaders' debate, charity says that failure to act will be a political and moral choice, and one they should expect to be judged on
4 June, 2024
However, Poverty and Inequality Commission says that meeting the government's 2030 targets will require transformational change and that current work is not at the scale necessary to deliver the transformation required
3 June, 2024
By recovering debts so aggressively, NEF says the government is intensifying the hardship that claimants are experiencing, pushing them into a vicious debt cycle
31 May, 2024
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions v MA
[2024] UKUT 131 (AAC)
UA-2022-001764-ESA
31 May, 2024
30 May, 2024
New Work and Health Programme statistics also show that of those that started on the new programme, 80 per cent had a disability
30 May, 2024
New figures include that more than 40 per cent of new universal credit claims relate to managed migration
29 May, 2024
New survey also finds that almost half of customer-facing staff say that safeguarding procedures are not followed properly by all staff in every instance
29 May, 2024
New statutory rules
28 May, 2024
Committee adds that it will provide more information in July on how people can contribute to its work
24 May, 2024
Following the announcement of the General Election, the government's Finance (No. 2) Bill completed its Committee stage and all remaining stages earlier today
24 May, 2024
Government's Data Protection and Digital Information Bill fails to make it beyond its Committee stage following the announcement of the General Election
24 May, 2024
Select Committee says it is deeply concerned about the MoJ and Legal Aid Agency’s lack of curiosity on the impact of decreasing numbers of providers on people’s access to help
24 May, 2024
ES v SSWP
[2024] UKUT 97 (AAC)
UA-2023-SCO-000146-PIP
23 May, 2024
Work and Pensions Minister reiterates Secretary of State's view that the investigation is based on a suspicion that something has occurred and that that is not, in and of itself, conclusive proof
23 May, 2024
Responding to request from Work and Pensions Committee, Comptroller and Auditor General acknowledges 'continuing concerns' and agrees that further work in this area would be of value
23 May, 2024
Responding to recommendations from the Work and Pensions Committee, Department also says it will not be commissioning research into the extent to which current benefit levels are meeting their objective in relation to living costs
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