Ending child poverty: ensuring universal credit supports working mums

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  • Description: The design of Universal Credit should result in improved work incentives and boosts in income for many working families but lack of funding threatens to weaken its impact on child poverty and supporting women into work. New research compiled for Save the Children shows that single parents working longer hours (16 hours or more) on low pay and some second earners will be substantially worse off under the new system.
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  • Published by: Save the Children
  • Published date: Tuesday, 28th February 2012 00:00:00

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  • Keywords (National Public Health Language):
  • AGE GROUPS
  • CHILD
  • CHILD POVERTY
  • CHILDREN
  • DEPRIVATION
  • DEPRIVATION AND POVERTY
  • DESIGN
  • EXTENDED FAMILIES
  • FAMILIES
  • FAMILY RELATIONS
  • FINANCE
  • FUND RAISING
  • FUNDING
  • FUNDS
  • GROUPS
  • INCOME
  • LONE PARENTS
  • MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
  • MEASURES, METHODS, RESEARCH, THEORIES
  • PARENTS
  • PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
  • POVERTY
  • RESEARCH
  • SINGLE PARENTS
  • SINGLE PEOPLE
  • SINGLES
  • SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS
  • WOMEN
  • YOUNG PEOPLE
  • Category (Government Category List):
  • RESEARCH
  • WOMEN
  • YOUNG PEOPLE

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    • URL : http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/sites/default/files/docs/Ending%20 Child%20Poverty.pdf

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