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Benefits and Social Security
Working Lives: Making Welfare Work
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September 2011
In one of its most radical policies, the government is to use public money to pay cash bounties to private providers for helping the unemployed get back to work. Employment Minister Chris Grayling sets out the policy in Politeia's lastest publication.
How to Tackle Unemployment!
On Tuesday 17th May the Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP, Minister of State for Employment, will set out the Coalition's policy for reform designed to tackle the failures of the benefits system and the culture of dependency, against the background of the UK's need to cut the deficit.
For further details of this event, click here.
The Benefits Debate
Back to Beveridge or Welfare Will Go Bust: Standpoint Magazine 01/01/2011
Politeia's director warns that the Coalition plan to reform benefits may need to go further. Unless the Beveridge principles are restored, there will be no incentive to pay our way.
To read the full article in Standpoint, click here.
Working to Account? Social Security Without Dependency
Peter Birch Sørensen & Arij Lans Bovenberg
January 2008
Click here to view 
the press release for this publication.
Publication Archive - Benefits and Social Security
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