The House of Commons Library published a briefing on migrants and benefits in March 2017. This paper brings together the UK’s main data sources on benefits and tax credits paid to migrants living in the UK.
The Women’s Budget Group published their full gender impact assessment of the 2017 Spring Budget in March 2017.
The Joseph Rountree Foundation and Crisis published research into homelessness in England in March 2017. The homelessness monitor is a longitudinal study, providing an independent analysis of the homelessness impacts of recent economic and policy developments in the UK.
The Young Women’s Trust published the ‘What matters to young mums?’ report in March 2017.
The Women’s Budget Group published a briefing paper on social care in March 2017. The WBG noted that women bore the brunt of the crisis in social care – the majority of those in need of care and the majority of the care workforce, paid and unpaid, are women.
Leading equality and human rights barristers at Cloisters discuss the Government’s proposals on whiplash.
The TUC published an analysis of maternity pay in March 2017. Based on research from the International Network on Leave Policies and Research, the TUC found that British mothers get one of the lowest amounts of decently-paid maternity leave in Europe.
Young Minds and the National Autistic Society launched a March 2017 campaign to improve the rights of young people in inpatient units. The campaign called for NHS England to adopt the Always Charter, which set out twelve rights that young people in inpatient units and their families should always have.
The Department of Health published the guidance Social Work: Essential to Integration in March 2017.
Time to Change launched a February 2017Â campaign to show he easy ways anyone can step in and support a friend by being in their corner.
