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How do companies balance flexibility with maintaining workers' protections and benefits?

As of May 14 2024, DWP was working to recover money from 134,800 people who claimed the benefit Carer's Allowance new figures have revealed

The DWP has been accused of treating 134,000 benefits claimants unfairly.

Ministers have been urged to "get a grip of the problem", which has led some of the poorest households to build up hefty debts, as a Whitehall department says it is "progressing an enhanced notification strategy" to alert people.

Prosecutions of sub postmasters by the Department for Work and Pensions could be tainted as Sky News reveals officials worked with now discredited Post Office investigators to secure convictions.

An Ombudsman has found the WASPI generation of women were not properly informed of the change in their state pension age.

A Norwich familys hopes of clearing the name of former Lakenham sub-postmaster Roger Allen following his death have been given another boost.

Committee chair says UK government has known for years about flaws in benefit system and needs to ‘get a grip’

MPs have called for a vote in Parliament on whether compensation should be given to women born in the 1950s who have been affected by changes to the state pension age.

Suppressed DWP study told of hardship endured by carers forced to repay thousands after minor allowance breaches