The Low Pay Commission has released a report on the underpayment of the minimum wage during 2021, which includes an updated table of the National Living Wage and the Minimum Wage.
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Made alongside the charity Women’s Aid, the 6-page joint briefing covers the effect of the Benefit Cap which was initially introduced to encourage those on benefits to lower their housing costs or find work.
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With a new wave of graduates about to hit the job market, the Office for Students has written up a guide to getting employed and analyzing your skills.
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With the Government having committed to scrapping Section 21 (the ability for landlords to evict without reason), Generation Rent has published a 15-page report on what they hope will replace it.
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Referring to the lack of available food from legal or socially acceptable means, with an estimated 5 million households being classified as such.
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Written by IPPR, the report covers the issue of those who are in poverty despite having work and the knock-on effects this has caused.
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Introduced in April of 2017, the two-child limit stops parents from getting benefits support for specifically their third and subsequent children.
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The “Social Care 360” is a report that focuses on indicators to assess the impact of social care in the UK.
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With lockdowns being lowered and emergency measures being repealed or narrowed, new briefings are being released focusing on what was done and where demands for more support were made.
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Following up on the 2020 White Paper, the House of Commons library has released a briefing covering the history and future of the reform.