The Restart Scheme will give Universal Credit claimants who have been out of work for at least 9 months enhanced support to find jobs in their local area.
Veterans’ Strategy Action Plan launches, including more than 60 commitments to help veterans with employment and healthcare
This Library Briefing answers frequently asked questions about self-isolation and Test and Trace Support Payments for low-income workers.
To support the self-employed through the coronavirus outbreak the Government has introduced the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS).
As Ikea joins the growing list of companies opting not to provide company sick pay to isolating unjabbed workers, People Management looks at the legal risks involved
Official statistics on statutory homelessness applications, duties, and outcomes for local authorities in England.
HMCTS awards contracts to a selection of successful suppliers onto the new Appointed Intermediary Service framework to ensure fairness and quality of service.
This paper examines the growth in short-term lettings and calls for greater regulation of the sector in England. It provides a brief overview of the regulatory approaches in other countries.
Rising inflation affects all our living standards. Together with planned tax increases it means that average take-home pay is likely to fall over the coming year. It also raises specific issues for benefits policy. Those on low incomes will tend to find it hardest to tide themselves over during a period in which their real incomes are eroded, which by default is what happens when inflation increases sharply because the major benefits go up in line with a lagged measure of inflation. In April, benefits are set to rise by the rate of general (CPI) inflation in the year to September 2021, which was 3.1%. But according to the latest Bank of England forecasts, inflation in the year to April 2022 is in fact expected to be around 6%.
We are living in a housing emergency which is disproportionately affecting women. 1 in 2 single women are denied the right to a safe home, and 1 in 4 single women with children live in home that harms their or their family’s physical and/or mental health.