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Universal Credit: addressing the risks of managed migration
When I accepted the role of SSAC Chair, I knew that Paul Gray was going to be a difficult act to follow. However I was reassured to be given a start date of 1st August – with several weeks of...
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Separated parents and the social security system: have your say
The social security system supports people in a wide range of circumstances but it is not always clear how effective this support is. This is partly because social security can be complex and...
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Understanding the claimant commitment: we want your evidence and insight
Universal Credit is the main means-tested benefit for those with low incomes, including both those not in paid work and those with low earnings. It is conditional on claimants accepting a ‘claimant...
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Consent in Universal Credit: understanding what works
In November 2018, SSAC’s report on the Universal Credit (Managed Migration) Regulations 2018 was published, along with the Government’s response. The consultation exercise that led to that report...
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The future of working age contributory benefits for those not in paid work
The Social Security Advisory Committee’s latest detailed report looks at the two contributory benefits for those of working age who are not in paid work: New Style Jobseeker’s Allowance and New Style...
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Social Security Advisory Committee: a unique and valuable body
Prior to my appointment to the Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC), my work at the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group was primarily focused on tax and tax credits. At that time, I had developed a...
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