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Reflections on DLUHC's Home for Ukraine Scheme funding update
The government has announced a new package of funding for the Homes for Ukraine Scheme. Although this move is welcomed, there is more work to be done to fine-tune the official response to the crisis in Ukraine.
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Why benefits must rise in line with inflation
The Prime Minister's reluctance to rule out real-terms benefits cuts has troubled anti-poverty organisations, including our own. Failing to uprate benefits in line with the cost of living will push thousands of people into financial turmoil.
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Six months on: The UK's response to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine
Drawing on real-life case studies and a survey of 191 Ukrainians, our latest report finds that without urgent government action, Ukrainian refugees face a real risk of homelessness this winter.
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Migrants and taxes: Challenges of fiscal inclusion in the digital age
As part of the 'Taxing Migrants' project, undertaken in collaboration with researchers at the University of Oxford (OSGA/COMPAS), we questioned how migrants understand and navigate the UK tax system.
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Left behind: How two cleaners challenged unfair dismissal when a company changed hands
Gabriela* and Beatriz* were sent home from work - without warning or compensation - when their company went through a TUPE transfer, with the new company saying they weren't needed. So, we took them to the tribunal.
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