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From Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
  • Poverty gap analysis to explore the depth of poverty experienced by children of low-income families in the UK.

  • research into In-work support for lone parents.

  • Working Paper No. 108 By Sarah Vickerstaff, Jan Macvarish, Peter…

  • This Working Paper looks at 'behavioural' savings incentives.

  • Evaluating approaches to linking Family Resources Survey (FRS) data with Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) administrative data.

  • This document: gives a summary of the findings from the survey of landlords.

  • Predicting likelihood of long-term unemployment: the development of a UK jobseekers’ classification instrument.

  • This report presents the findings from a qualitative evaluation of the New Enterprise Allowance (NEA), undertaken between October 2012 and February 2013.

  • Research to re-assess GPs’ attitudes to the implementation of ‘Improving health and work: changing lives’ in 2012; and comparing GPs’ attitudes in 2012 with those established in the ‘baseline’ survey in 2010.

  • Report presenting the findings from research with Jobcentre Plus staff within five case study districts and examining the implementation and delivery of the Youth Contract.

  • Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit summary statistics: January 2013

  • Evaluation strategy for the European Social Fund operational programme 2007 to 2013 in England and Gibraltar.

  • Skills conditionality training referrals by training type over the period August 2011 up to and including August 2012.

  • Evaluates how well new skills and employment policies and systems have been implemented. BIS Research Paper number 107.

  • This report provides results for households in the United Kingdom and their percentage of total weekly household income from state support.

  • Ad hoc statistical analysis 2013 quarter 1: DLA Claimants Turning Age 65 between April 2013 and September 2015.

  • Statistics on fraud volumes and incorrectly paid benefit for April 2012 to September 2012.

  • Ad hoc statistical analysis 2013 quarter 1: Workplace Pensions Reform: Additional costs of making employer contributions.

  • Data on work experience and sector-based work academy pre-employment training starts.

  • Data on the amount paid to Housing Benefit recipients each month between November 2008 and November 2012.