10 February, 2020
7 February, 2020
New report highlights lack of robust record of contacts from coroners which may have led to internal reviews not being initiated
7 February, 2020
New report also finds that more than half of people in poverty are in a working family and almost half live in a household where someone is disabled
7 February, 2020
New position paper also confirms that parents, guardians and carers will be able to apply for new benefit online, in person or by phone
7 February, 2020
New position paper sets out decision based on financial impact, risk to passported benefits and risk of creating two-tier system
7 February, 2020
Evidence will feed into evaluation of how HMRC is complying with principles of proportionality and consistency in the use of its powers
7 February, 2020
6 February, 2020
Having won greater control over social security, this coming year will be 'truly transformational', says Minister for Public Finance
6 February, 2020
Minister for Communities says her Department is 'working to ensure' that there will be no gap in payments
6 February, 2020
NHS Digital advises that service only currently applies in respect of medical, maternity, low-income scheme and tax credit exemptions
6 February, 2020
New statutory instrument
6 February, 2020
DWP issues new guidance to local authority housing benefit staff
6 February, 2020
New DWP statistics show that 40,000 of the 76,000 households capped at November 2019 had the cap applied to universal credit
5 February, 2020
This is additional money that will go into the pockets of 'our claimants', says DWP Minister Will Quince
5 February, 2020
Letter to Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary says the figure represents the DWP's estimate once universal credit is fully rolled out, not the current position
5 February, 2020
Minister tells Northern Ireland Assembly that change is designed to remove the 'air of demonisation of poor families'
5 February, 2020
New research also finds that restoring LHA rates to 30th percentile would reduce number of households in temporary accommodation by more than 100,000
4 February, 2020
Work and Pensions Secretary confirms that delay due to revised estimate that 900,000 fewer households than previously forecast will naturally migrate by end of 2023
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