Policy paper

Universal Credit at Work (December 2015)

A progress report on how Universal Credit is restoring work incentives, restoring fairness and transforming claimants' lives.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 8 December 2015

This was published under the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government

Documents

Universal Credit at Work (December 2015)

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Welsh: Credyd Cynhwysol ar Waith (Rhagfyr 2015)

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Details

This report sets out the positive impacts of Universal Credit using recently published, and independently reviewed, evaluation and research. It also sets out how Universal Credit is progressing, and highlights how Universal Credit is better for claimants, employers, delivery partners and government.

The report builds on the evidence in ‘Universal Credit at work: spring 2015’. That showed how Universal Credit was transforming the labour market and welfare state and beginning to make an impact on local labour markets.

Related publications

• Universal Credit: estimating the early labour market impacts: updated analysis
• Universal Credit: research with single claimants, including those with housing costs

Published 8 December 2015