Add to ORKGA systematic review of qualitative evidence on the health and wellbeing impacts of welfare to work interventions on lone parents and their children
The 2008 welfare reform introduced by the previous Labour government requires (most) lone parents wi...
How does the movement of lone parents from economic inactivity to employment via an active labour ma...
Author gratefully acknowledges the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), which funded the Und...
Background: Lone parents have worse health than couple parents, which is largely explained by hi...
Abstract Background Lone parents and their children experience higher than average levels of adverse...
Background Lone mothers and their children are known to suffer disproportionate levels of poor physi...
Background: In the UK, lone parents must seek work as a condition of receiving welfare benefits on...
Background: Lone parents experience poorer health and socioeconomic disadvantage compared to coupled...
Background: Lone parents in high-income countries have high rates of poverty (including in-work pove...
Policymakers in liberal welfare states like the UK have prioritised extending the reach of compulsor...
The last thirty years saw dramatic increases in the proportion of children living in lone parent hou...
This paper examines change and continuity in policy approaches to supporting lone parent families si...
Background: In the UK, lone mothers receiving income support are required to seek work as a conditi...
Mirroring changes across nations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, rece...
This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows: The pr...
The 2008 welfare reform introduced by the previous Labour government requires (most) lone parents wi...
How does the movement of lone parents from economic inactivity to employment via an active labour ma...
Author gratefully acknowledges the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), which funded the Und...
Background: Lone parents have worse health than couple parents, which is largely explained by hi...
Abstract Background Lone parents and their children experience higher than average levels of adverse...
Background Lone mothers and their children are known to suffer disproportionate levels of poor physi...
Background: In the UK, lone parents must seek work as a condition of receiving welfare benefits on...
Background: Lone parents experience poorer health and socioeconomic disadvantage compared to coupled...
Background: Lone parents in high-income countries have high rates of poverty (including in-work pove...
Policymakers in liberal welfare states like the UK have prioritised extending the reach of compulsor...
The last thirty years saw dramatic increases in the proportion of children living in lone parent hou...
This paper examines change and continuity in policy approaches to supporting lone parent families si...
Background: In the UK, lone mothers receiving income support are required to seek work as a conditi...
Mirroring changes across nations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, rece...
This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows: The pr...
The 2008 welfare reform introduced by the previous Labour government requires (most) lone parents wi...
How does the movement of lone parents from economic inactivity to employment via an active labour ma...
Author gratefully acknowledges the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), which funded the Und...