Welfare reform reformed

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(For subscribers) Major changes have been made to official plans to reform personal independence payment (PIP) and health-related elements in universal credit (UC), and in related areas such as assessments. Susan Mitchell and Simon Osborne describe where we are now.

Issue: Issue 308 (October 2025)

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Great expectations: universal credit and expected hours

(For subscribers) Some universal credit (UC) rules regarding work-related activity requirements affect claimants in different ways depending on the levels of certain thresholds. These thresholds should be set by reference to a claimant’s ‘expected hours’. Owen Stevens examines the rules on expected hours.

Publication:Welfare Rights Bulletin, Issue 308 (October 2025)

That’s not fair! Procedure in tribunals

Martin Williams considers procedural fairness in the tribunal system.

Publication:Welfare Rights Bulletin, Issue 308 (October 2025)

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Welfare reform reformed

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