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  • Official experimental statistics about the approval of Access to Work provision from April 2007 to March 2017.

  • Quarterly statistics on Housing Benefit entitlement reductions identified by local authorities as a proportion of expected reductions.

  • The Social Security Advisory Committee’s response to the Commons Procedure Committee inquiry on the scrutiny of delegated legislation related to exiting the EU.

  • This publication provides ad hoc statistics on payment advances for claims to Universal Credit for May 2016 to June 2017.

  • This publication provides ad hoc statistics on payment timeliness for claims to Universal Credit for January to June 2017

  • A study into letters sent to Child Benefit customers asking them to contact HMRC, with a view to making improvements that will increase response rates.

  • Research to measure the effectiveness of the 2016 tax credits renewals advertising campaign.

  • Statistics on claims paid under the Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit scheme to June 2016.

  • The number of New Enterprise Allowance starts with a business mentor and the number of starts on the allowance to April 2017.

  • This report examines local authority experiences of the first phase of a scheme to reduce fraud and error in Housing Benefit claims.

  • Statistics on the number of Winter Fuel Payment recipients by local authority and by parliamentary constituency for winter 2016 to 2017.

  • This research explored different ways to explain the process of in-year finalisation to self-employed tax credits claimants.

  • This research explores experiences and information needs of tax credit customers as they make the transition to Universal Credit.

  • This research tests self-employed tax credits claimants’ understanding of what is involved in moving to Universal Credit.

  • This analysis evaluates the short-term impacts of Universal Credit on labour market outcomes.

  • This report explores how Universal Credit has influenced employment behaviour, and how it may shape employment behaviour in the future.

  • This report provides information on self-employed Working Tax Credit claimants and qualititative follow-up research.

  • This report provides findings from qualitative and quantitative research with claimants who receive Universal Credit as a family.

  • This research helps us understand the role that social landlords can play as Trusted Partners in supporting their tenants who claim Universal Credit.

  • This publication provides ad hoc statistics on Waiting Days for claims to Universal Credit from May 2016 to June 2017.