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From Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
  • This research study considered the implementation and delivery of the Jobcentre Plus Offer and the effect of the offer on staff and claimants.

  • How much Housing Benefit expenditure is attributable to private and social rent growth since 2000 to 2001.

  • Research carried out by the Department for Work and Pensions on public perceptions of the removal of the spare room subsidy.

  • Findings from the first Tell Us Once customer service survey.

  • A report on the Housing Benefit and Universal Credit (Size Criteria) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2013 by SSAC.

  • This is the first official government study of the impact of automatic enrolment since it began and is part of a wider evaluation programme.

  • Findings of research to track attitudes and behaviours in relation to pensions and later life and automatic enrolment, July 2013.

  • This report presents findings from the evaluation of the Jobseeker's Allowance Online Trailblazers 4 to 8.

  • Findings of public attitudes to the benefit cap and early effects on some claimants who had got additional support before the cap was introduced.

  • Independant evaluation Local Housing Allowance arrangements.

  • Information about payments and other feedback from the 6 Housing Benefit Direct Payment Demonstration projects.

  • A report estimating the value of volunteering using wellbeing data.

  • Recommendations for providing residential training for disabled people.

  • Findings from the 13 pilot areas on Universal Credit design and roll-out, since September 2012.

  • A report on adding occupational chloracne to the list of Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit diseases by IIAC.

  • This report presents findings from a survey of disabled claimants of working age benefits.

  • Findings from the triennial review of Equality 2025.

  • An independent review of mental health problems and their impact on people’s ability to work.

  • Introduction of a cap on the total amount of benefit that working-age (ages 16 to 64) households can get so households on out-of-work benefits will no longer get more in welfare payments than the average weekly wage for work…

  • Findings of research designed to enable DWP to track attitudes and behaviours in relation to pensions and later life and automatic enrolment, March 2013.