Universal credit indirectly discriminates against women by targeting single parents, legal case to claim

by Markus Andrews 7 March 2020, 15:49 149 Views

Benefits adviser says she was forced into debt by need to pay childcare costs upfront

New immigration rules could cause 'black hole' of almost 500,000 care home workers, trade union warns

Rethinking the Primary System

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Universal credit indirectly discriminates against women by targeting single parents, legal case to claim

New immigration rules could cause 'black hole' of almost 500,000 care home workers, trade union warns

Rethinking the Primary System

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