An extensive report published by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the report looks at the specifics of the effect caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic on Living Standards in the UK.
Standing for “Not in Education, Employment or Training” and referring to 16-24-year-olds, the percentage of NEETs within that age group has been dropping despite the Pandemic.
As it has with so many other things, COVID has shown how precarious the financial situation of UK councils is.
As part of a commissioned research request, IFF Research has published a report on how claimants of PIP and ESA believe the benefits and application process could be improved.
Expanding upon the prior strategy, “Think Autism”, the Government has chosen to expand the scope of their strategy to include young adults and children.
Defined and measured differently across the UK, Fuel Poverty generally refers to the percentage of household income people need to keep their homes at a reasonable temperature.
Phone-based assessments allow increased access to benefits, especially during Lockdown and for those with difficulties travelling.
Published by the In-Work Progression Commission, the report details various methods for businesses, DWP and culture to adopt that could help those in low paying jobs to reach higher-earning positions with their current employer.
With many avenues provided in the case of redundancy, DWP continues to update their guidance on how they can help.
In a new briefing, Shetler has uncovered the extent of overcrowding in socially rented homes.