Universal Credit Managed Migration: Evidence to SSAC
Submitted to SSAC as part of the IPR research project, 'Couples balancing work, money and care: exploring the shifting landscape under Universal Credit'.
Publications
Documents and other files you can download.
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Universal Credit, Working Claimants and the Government鈥檚 Cost of Living Support
Based on interviews with claimants, this policy brief explores whether the Government鈥檚 拢650 Cost of Living Payment is reaching low-income working families.
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What a drag: the chilling impact of unemployment on real wages
An IPR Policy Brief examining the impact of unemployment on real wages.
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What are the prospects for a wage recovery in the UK
An IPR Policy Brief to compare employment, wage and cost of living data over two distinct periods of recession and recovery (1990-2001 and 2004-2014).
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Why European organisations fail to be truly transformative actors in interethnic relations
An IPR Policy Brief examining how minority rights are thought about, discussed, and acted on by key European organisations.
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Working claimants navigating the ups and downs of monthly assessments in Universal Credit
This policy brief summarises the findings of research which tracked month-to-month changes in earnings and household income of Universal Credit claimants.
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Would you 鈥榣ike鈥� a drink? Youth drinking cultures, social media and alcohol marketing online
An IPR Policy Brief to examine how new technologies are used by young people and alcohol marketers, and their role in shaping young adults鈥� drinking cultures.
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Young, female and forgotten?
An IPR and Young Women鈥檚 Trust (YWT) Report examining the plight of economically inactive young women who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
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Young, female and forgotten? Final report.
An IPR &Young Women鈥檚 Trust (YWT) Final Report examining the plight of economically inactive young women who are not in education, employment or training (NEET)
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Youth employment 鈥� still waiting for the upturn
An IPR Policy Brief about the main policy responses from the Coalition Government to youth unemployment.