Who is eligible for child tax credit? How much can you earn and still get tax credits? What is the income cut off for child tax credits? Workingmums gets a lot of questions from readers about tax credits, and the legislation around working tax credits. This section will update you with all the latest news, plus be where you can check expert answers to other reader’s questions about tax credits and entitlements.
A new thinktank report proposes financial compensation be paid to Universal Credit claimants who are paid late. read more
Single mums punished by austerity
New figures show single parents have borne the brunt of austerity. read more
TUC report highlights falling wages in some regions
A TUC report highlights that, despite recent wage rises, parts of the UK are still paid less than they were 10 years ago when inflation is taken into... read more
'Half a million more kids trapped in poverty'
The number of children trapped in poverty has risen by half a million in the last five years, according to a report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. read more
Does Working Families Tax Credit cover the cost of after school clubs and holiday... read more
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A new report on the impact of Universal Credit finds many recipients will lose out, depending on where they live. read more
The minimum wage is to rise by four times the rate of inflation from April for those aged over 21. read more
The SNP has launched its manifesto which includes pledges on parental leave and welfare. read more
The Trussell Trust says this year has seen the sharpest increase in the number of people, many of them parents, needing emergency food parcels. read more
A new study for the Trussell Trust finds 22% of people visiting food banks are single parents. read more
The minimum wage is to rise by four times the rate of inflation from April for those aged over 21. read more
In the final part of our review of the year, we chart events, reports and announcements made about issues relating to working families from September... read more
As 2019 draws to an end, we look back at the main developments for working families in the second third of the year. read more
A new report from the RSA highlights labour market changes in the last decade and looks at possible trends for the future, including which jobs might... read more
It's that in-between time of the year when time seems to stand still as you prepare for whatever is coming next. read more
2019 was a busy year on the working mums front. Here we chart the main reports, events and announcements from January to April. read more
As work life issues rise in prominence, how is this affecting the work career coaches do? Micheal Deane speculates. read more
School Whatsapp groups often exclude dads. There's still a lot to do to counter assumptions that women are the main care givers. read more
Voters who swung from Labour to Conservative want to see greater employment rights after Brexit, according to a TUC poll. read more
Rachel McElroy from Solutionize Global gives her suggestions on how employers and employees can get the best out of remote working. read more
It's the last stretch til Christmas. workingmums.co.uk has some suggestions to get you through the next week. read more
