Published by Macmillan Cancer Support, the 26-page report outlines ways that social security could be improved for those suffering from cancer, in preparation for a green paper on disability benefit reforms.
As part of their responsibility as a public spending watchdog, the NAO has released a report on the support provided by the DWP to help people return or enter employment during the pandemic.
Published by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, “An overview of immigration advice services in England and Wales” does what its title says, an extensive 79-page guide detailing everything on the subject.
An annual report by Carers UK, the Carers Week Report looks at the impact of being a carer and suggestions for improvements to the support available to them.
A 27-page report by the charity Crisis has been published, focusing on the link between modern slavery and homelessness.
Whilst it isn’t good for anyone to be on zero-hour contracts, a joint report by the Trades Union Congress and Race on the Agenda has revealed that there is a disproportionate number of BME workers on these zero-hour contracts.
When renewing insurance, it is very common for the price to increase, something the FCA aims to stop with a newly implemented measure.
Both the English and Welsh versions of the guidance have been updated, making the criteria for eligibility and the application process clearer.
In preparation for a debate on the subject, the House of Commons has prepared a research briefing on what makes an individual eligible for free school meals.
First released in Decemeber of 2020, the guidance has recently two small updates to provide better usability and accessability.