Universal Credit in UK Law

  • Universal Credit, ‘Positive Citizenship’, and the Working Poor: Squaring the Eternal Circle?
    • No. 81-1, January 2018
    • The Modern Law Review
    This article examines the potential effects of the Welfare Reform Act 2012 on the United Kingdom social security system, and on claimants. This legislation illustrates new modes of thought and ideo...
  • Universal credit, ideology and the politics of poverty.
    • Vol. 24 No. 3, September 2016
    • Renewal
    • Morris, George
    ...Universal Credit was the centrepiece of Iain Duncan Smith's reforms at the Department for Work and Pensions between 2010 and 2016. It has been widely criticized and its delivery beset by problems. To understand the policy, though, and how it might be......
  • Contemporary UK wage floors and the calculation of a living wage
    • No. 39-6, October 2017
    • Employee Relations
    • 815-824
    Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to describe how the voluntary living wage (LW) in the UK is set. It examines how this calculation relates to contemporary approaches to setting wage floors, bo...
    ... ... by state support forhouseholds, especially tax credits and Universal Credit.Originality/value –The paper clarifies how the setting of the UK ... ...
  • Resources
    • No. 60-2, June 2013
    • Probation Journal
    ... ... Universal ... Credit ... ...
  • Deposit insurance and credit unions: an international perspective
    • No. 15-1, February 2007
    • Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
    • 42-62
    Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to explore why credit unions might need deposit insurance, how they might respond to its introduction and how this protection mechanism should be designed. The...
    ... ... The analysis suggests that at present a universal blueprint indeposit insurance design may well be unnecessary in combating risk shifting behaviour.Originality/value – This paper helps to fill a ... ...
  • Extending conditionality and sanctions to people in work … but who is responsible for low pay?
    • No. 22-2, April 2018
    • Mental Health and Social Inclusion
    • 61-64
    ... ... Advisory Committee, 2017).However, with the introduction of Universal Credit, things are changing.Already recent benefit changes are ... ...
  • Time for basic income?
    • Vol. 28 No. 2, June 2020
    • Renewal
    • Sloman, Peter
    • LESSONS FROM THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS
    ... ... Britain, which concluded by reflecting on the prospects for universal basic income (UBI). (1) In sketching out possible scenarios for British ... their hours cut sharply (who are expected to apply for Universal Credit) and the self-employed (who are only eligible for government support if ... ...
  • Book Review: Law in a Complex State: Complexity in the Law and Structure of Welfare
    • No. 16-2, June 2014
    • European Journal of Social Security
    ... ... undergoing a major reform with t he introduction of a single Universal Credit in place of most ex isting welfare benet s for people of ... ...
  • Speenhamland, automation, and Basic Income: A response.
    • Vol. 26 No. 1, March 2018
    • Renewal
    • Torry, Malcolm
    ... ... The modern equivalents are Working Tax Credits and so-called Universal Credit. In Speenhamland the supplement paid out was designed to fill the ... ...
  • Editorial
    • No. 20-5/6, December 2018
    • The Journal of Adult Protection
    • 169-173
    ... ... contribution of 2.5 m euros towards the cost exhumation.So, Universal Credit is not working […] first it was the IT challenges, then the ... ...
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