Written evidence on Universal Credit for work and pensions committee

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Fawcett, R, Grey, E. and Nunn, A. 2020. Written evidence on Universal Credit for work and pensions committee.
AuthorsFawcett, R, Grey, E. and Nunn, A.
Abstract

This note summarises a short additional study as part of this project, which was launched shortly after the beginning of the Coronavirus crisis. It is based on data from a survey of 107 new Universal Credit Claimants2 (in the field between 20 March and 14 April), follow-up (telephone) qualitative interviews with 6 people from the survey, as well as 3 participants from the longitudinal stream of the PhD study.

Keywordsuniversal credit; Coronavirus; evidence
Year2020
Web address (URL)https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/1787/pdf/
Output statusPublished
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Deposited20 Oct 2023
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