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#KeepTheLifeline: COVID-19, insecure work and Universal Credit

#KeepTheLifeline: COVID-19, insecure work and Universal Credit

29th Jan 2021
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Coronavirus: Protecting employees and self-employed people from harm

Coronavirus: Protecting employees and self-employed people from harm

26th Mar 2020
How sudden changes can leave us struggling to hold back the tide of poverty

How sudden changes can leave us struggling to hold back the tide of poverty

7th Feb 2020
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How people’s experiences of poverty can help to unlock solutions

How people’s experiences of poverty can help to unlock solutions

28th Oct 2019
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Employers have the power to help solve in-work poverty in Scotland

Employers have the power to help solve in-work poverty in Scotland

24th Oct 2019
Three systems we can redesign to end food poverty

Three systems we can redesign to end food poverty

25th Apr 2019
It's wrong that so many working families are trapped in poverty - it's time for action

It's wrong that so many working families are trapped in poverty - it's time for action

29th Mar 2019
Why working parents are struggling to repel the rising tide of poverty

Why working parents are struggling to repel the rising tide of poverty

4th Dec 2018
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Universal Credit needs reform to unlock families from in-work poverty

Universal Credit needs reform to unlock families from in-work poverty

10th Sep 2018
Tuesday’s Spring Statement is an opportunity to right the wrong of in-work poverty

Tuesday’s Spring Statement is an opportunity to right the wrong of in-work poverty

12th Mar 2018
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Taylor Review: three ways the Government can tackle in-work poverty

Taylor Review: three ways the Government can tackle in-work poverty

12th Jul 2017

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