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Poverty / Social Exclusion
Tackling pay and employment to address poverty
There's no credible evidence to support the claim that members new to the government following last week's reshuffle were issued with protective helmets when they received their brief, but it does seem that there is a constant barrage of criticism fo...
There is quite clear evidence that the less well off people are, the more they depend on public services. People from the least well off families are likely to endure the worst health outcomes, disadvantaged in this area even before birth as impover...
The Secretary Work and Pensions is right when he says poverty isn't just about income, there are other related characteristics that contribute to an impoverished quality of life. Refreshing the debate about poverty is timely and welcome, given th...
The news that the government has chosen to impose a ministerial boycott on any England football matches in the Ukraine deserves some credit. The so-called ‘selective justice' applied to opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko is certainly worthy...
Touchstone pamphlet #12 In this skilfully researched and detailed report, Kate Bell and Declan Gaffney address one of the key strategic policy issues of our time: how to regain public support for a redistributive welfare state.
PDF version available for downloadA briefing to explain why the TUC opposes the 'benefit cap'.
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