7 March, 2024
7 March, 2024
New statutory instrument also prevents increases applying where there is an unresolved question in relation to uprating
7 March, 2024
New statutory instrument
6 March, 2024
Chancellor announces funding of £500 million 'to help the most vulnerable with the cost of essentials'
6 March, 2024
Chancellor says that extension of repayment period from December 2024 will make loans more affordable for around one million claimants
6 March, 2024
Ahead of the policy change, the earnings threshold that triggers the charge will be increased from £50,000 to £60,000 from April 2024
6 March, 2024
6 March, 2024
Government outlines that those taking part will be required to accept claimant commitments with more work requirements at 6, 13 and 26 weeks or have their claim terminated
5 March, 2024
Submission to Select Committee inquiry also highlights that, despite announcing that pension age tax credit claimants will migrate to 'either universal credit or pension credit' from August 2024, the DWP has not published any details or plans
5 March, 2024
Letter to Chancellor, published ahead of tomorrow's Budget, expresses concern that ending the fund on 31 March will create a cliff-edge in provision for communities that councils will not be able to fill
5 March, 2024
New statutory instrument
5 March, 2024
Letter to ministers is 'biggest call yet' to scrap the plans that campaigners say are unnecessary, disproportionate and ineffective
5 March, 2024
New DWP guidance
5 March, 2024
New service launched this month in response to feedback from claimant survey
4 March, 2024
Liz Kendall says that while the government's 'empty rhetoric' and 'failure to get to grips with welfare' is there for all to see, a Labour government would choose a different path
4 March, 2024
MPs seek views on effectiveness of government’s recent efforts to narrow the disability employment gap, and how disabled people can be better supported to start and stay in work
4 March, 2024
Department confirms that transfers commenced on 26 February 2024, and that people who currently get carer's allowance do not need to take any action
4 March, 2024
Letter to Work and Pensions Secretary highlights that Scottish support for children amounts to around £25,000 by the time they are 16 compared to less than £2,000 in equivalent support in England and Wales
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