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The Social Security Advisory Committee is so important to us all
...enabled and supported to do so but that alone is not enough. It is equally important to ensure that people are always better off in work (which sadly is still...
In-work progression and Universal Credit
We’ve spent the last nine months looking at DWP’s programme for helping people in low paid work progress to better paid jobs or work extra hours. It’s not only very...
Thirty Years of Welfare Reform
...new normal in future – achieving better outcomes in this environment will require closer cooperation between governments as well as between DWP and other departments, and a shared commitment to...
Have you ever wondered how impartial and informed advice makes for better law?
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Professor Stephen Hardy, Posted on:
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About the Committee, Department for Communities (Northern Ireland), DWP, Legislation, social security
...of State for Work and Pensions and the Department for Communities (Northern Ireland). SSAC since 1980 has scrutinised complex secondary legislation (i.e. Regulations) laid before Parliament related to all social...
Professor Stephen Hardy reflects on joining SSAC with ‘an insider view’
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Professor Stephen Hardy, Posted on:
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About the Committee, DWP, Independent advice, Legislation, social security
...SSAC gives me an opportunity to influence legislative drafting and change. It also serves to remind me how effective independent scrutiny makes for better legislation. For example, upon reflection, much...
“What on earth is the SSAC..?”
...or safety it’s the only option; Jobcentre culture was a lot better but that some work coaches needed more training to understand the realities of physical and mental disability; the...
Young people living independently
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Seyi Obakin, Posted on:
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SSAC Independent Work Programme, SSAC Occasional Papers
...about the wide range of support that is available to them. So, we can do better on giving them the right information at the right time. Indeed if we don’t,...
Young people living independently: reflections on DWP's response to our report
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Philip Jones, Posted on:
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SSAC Independent Work Programme, SSAC Occasional Papers
...order to gain a better understanding of the impact on these vulnerable young adults and see whether the protections put in place for them are working effectively. We consulted widely...
Why it's important to listen to those with a stake in social security
Good public services are co-designed with people who use them and people who provide them. That way, at best, the design meets the needs and aspirations of the public -...