Universal Credit (UC) is the new working age benefit for those in and out of work (replacing six benefits), which introduces a new enhanced conditionality regime (including the Claimant Commitment and 35 hour per week job search requirements). It represents a step-change in intensifying and extending sanctions and mandatory support for claimants and their partners. This briefing paper presents findings from our research undertaken to date, based on policy stakeholder interviews, practitioner focus groups and interviews with 58 UC recipients (welfare service users, approximately one third of whom were in paid work and two thirds out of work)
Introduced in the United Kingdom in 2012, Universal Credit (UC) is a welfare benefit that replaces s...
There has been another setback for the government’s flagship welfare reform programme, Universal Cre...
Our data comprises 186 semi-structured interview transcripts from 2 phases of fieldwork. The first p...
Universal Credit (UC) is the new working age benefit for those in and out of work (replacing six...
Universal Credit is the UK’s globally innovative social security reform that replaces six means- tes...
This briefing presents the key findings for the Universal Credit (UC) sample of the Welfare Condit...
Universal credit is currently rolling out across Scotland and is set to be the most significant chan...
Moving disabled people ‘off benefits and into work’ has been an explicit aim of work-first welfare r...
Universal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK. It aims to ...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014–15, the...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014-15, the...
ZSUniversal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK, replacing...
This thesis investigates the policy implementation of Universal Credit (UC), and how welfare behavio...
Introduced in the United Kingdom in 2012, Universal Credit (UC) is a welfare benefit that replaces s...
Objectives: to understand the impact of the roll out of Universal Credit (UC) from the perspectives ...
Introduced in the United Kingdom in 2012, Universal Credit (UC) is a welfare benefit that replaces s...
There has been another setback for the government’s flagship welfare reform programme, Universal Cre...
Our data comprises 186 semi-structured interview transcripts from 2 phases of fieldwork. The first p...
Universal Credit (UC) is the new working age benefit for those in and out of work (replacing six...
Universal Credit is the UK’s globally innovative social security reform that replaces six means- tes...
This briefing presents the key findings for the Universal Credit (UC) sample of the Welfare Condit...
Universal credit is currently rolling out across Scotland and is set to be the most significant chan...
Moving disabled people ‘off benefits and into work’ has been an explicit aim of work-first welfare r...
Universal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK. It aims to ...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014–15, the...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014-15, the...
ZSUniversal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK, replacing...
This thesis investigates the policy implementation of Universal Credit (UC), and how welfare behavio...
Introduced in the United Kingdom in 2012, Universal Credit (UC) is a welfare benefit that replaces s...
Objectives: to understand the impact of the roll out of Universal Credit (UC) from the perspectives ...
Introduced in the United Kingdom in 2012, Universal Credit (UC) is a welfare benefit that replaces s...
There has been another setback for the government’s flagship welfare reform programme, Universal Cre...
Our data comprises 186 semi-structured interview transcripts from 2 phases of fieldwork. The first p...