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What you need to know about the Universal Credit migration roller coaster
Read more: What you need to know about the Universal Credit migration roller coasterThe ‘managed migration’ of claimants to welfare benefit Universal Credit is set to restart this month. This short article gives you an easy explanation of what you need to know to make sure the people who need your help get the information they need.
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Why our courses can now earn you CPD points
Read more: Why our courses can now earn you CPD pointsWhy our courses can now earn you CPD points. You asked, and we delivered
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Jayne Graham MBE FIEP talks to IEP about the value of volunteering
Read more: Jayne Graham MBE FIEP talks to IEP about the value of volunteeringMD of Society Matters cic Jayne Graham MBE FIEP, newly appointed as a Fellow of the Institute of Employability Professionals, leads a webinar discussion about how volunteering is a powerful route to employment and employability.
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Autumn Budget Changes to Universal Credit Explained in 5 minutes
Read more: Autumn Budget Changes to Universal Credit Explained in 5 minutesAutumn Budget Changes to Universal Credit Explained in 5 minute Knowledge Booster video podcast.
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Bitesize Benefits Briefing 30.9.21
Read more: Bitesize Benefits Briefing 30.9.21In this 4 minute podcast Social Welfare Instructor Adam Matthews give us an update on benefits changes that are designed to help people who are terminally ill through extending the period defined by terminal illness.
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Carers Matter …
Read more: Carers Matter …There are an estimated 6 million carers in the UK as of January 2021. What are the financial realities of being a carer and 4 practical things that carers can do to maximise their income.
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Bitesize Benefits Briefing 6.8.21 / Universal Credit uplift is ending
Read more: Bitesize Benefits Briefing 6.8.21 / Universal Credit uplift is endingUniversal Credit £20 uplift is due to end on 30th September. What does that really mean to the people it will affect most? Adam Matthews talked through the implications with Jayne Graham
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Now more than ever housing is an employment issue
Read more: Now more than ever housing is an employment issueRight now, it’s reported that 17.5 million people in Britain are facing a housing emergency, 22 million if we include children. As a safe and secure home is a mainstay of every day life, we explore how this housing tidal wave can affect both those looking for work and people who are already in a…
