Research and analysis

European Social Fund - Support for In-Work Training research (RR666)

The research provides results from quantitative modelling which identifies households who may benefit from the Better off in Work Credit.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 1 July 2010

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European Social Fund - Support for In-Work Training research (RR666): report

Ref: ISBN 978-1-84712-785-3

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European Social Fund - Support for In-Work Training research (RR666): summary

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By Peter Dickinson and Richard Lloyd

From October 2008 in the Yorkshire and Humber District Jobcentre Plus ran the Better off in Work Credit (BWC) pilot which gave customers moving into work of 16hrs or more work the guarantee that they would be at least £25 better off in work than on benefits.

The research presented here provides results from quantitative modelling which identifies households who may benefit from the credit using a Departmental model based on Family Resource Survey data. It also presents experiences and lessons learnt from information collected during qualitative interviews with eligible customers who did and did not take up the credit and staff in the pilot areas

Published 1 July 2010