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What can you do over the summer if you don't have childcare? read more
Why it’s worth getting Child Benefit and how to navigate the High Income Child Benefit Charge, we’ve got the answers to your questions.... read more
A new report from the Fabian Society finds broad public support for a number of benefits changes, including those directed at working families. read more
Food bank use has soared during the pandemic, but the problems of low pay, job insecurity and rising unemployment require longer term changes to the... read more
We list some reasons why it may be in your interests to register for Child Benefit even if one parent earns over £50K. read more
A new policy paper from NIESR calls for an emergency uprate of £25 a week in Universal Credit to deal with rising costs. read more
Single parents are on the frontline when it comes to the rising cost of living and they need targeted support. read more
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Some 1.3 million more people could fall into absolute poverty next year, including half a million children, according to a think tank analysis of the... read more
The Chancellor has announced plans to equalise income tax and National Insurance Contribution thresholds later this year, which he says will represent... read more
A survey shows the impact of lack of notice and shift cancellations on low earners, while a report for the Institute for Fiscal Studies finds that the... read more
Around 9m households on means-tested benefits will experience an average real-terms cut of £500 a year because Universal Credit is not rising in line... read more
A new study suggests short-term mental health initiatives have little to no positive impact. What is needed is deeper structural approaches. read more
A survey by Citizens Advice suggests that many families will be forced into debt with use of food banks increasing if the Government cuts the 20 pound... read more
A BMA survey shows widespread sexism within the medical profession.
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A new survey by the Early Years Alliance shows over a quarter of parents are finding it hard to access the childcare they need to work. read more
A new report from IPPR Scotland calls for tax penalties for employers who don't meet fair work criteria, including a living income, and tax rebates... read more
Analysis by law firm EMW finds take-up of paternity leave has fallen over the last year. read more