Getting it right will be tricky for the government, but pensioners could end up with extra money in their pockets ...

The UK has one of the least generous rates of statutory sick pay in the developed world, according to the Resolution ...

Labour Party MP Alison McGovern, the employment minister, has announced plans to reform the work capability assessment system ...

The government is set to make radical changes to the welfare system, with plans to cut health-related benefits and overhaul ...

The Treasury’s priority is cost-cutting, with Labour needing to meet a pre-existing £3 billion savings target over five years—a figure baked into Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts under ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently announced people with back, joint, and muscle issues living in areas with ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been asked to stop repeating PIP assessments for disabled people.

In the House of Commons Chamber last week, I raised the issue of nuisance tenants once again, to highlight the havoc that ...

Experts say the Chancellor may have no choice but to put up taxes to avoid breaking her fiscal rules. Here's what she might ...

Mr Selby said: “Automatic enrolment has successfully increased the number of people saving for retirement, but it has also ...

# Information released with the mid-year Budget discloses that the “proposed guarantees” required by nine separate SOEs range in size from $8m to $167m to reinforce Philip Davis KC’s warning that ...

The DWP is expected to announce its disability benefits reforms prior to Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement on March ...