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Thousands of Universal Credit claimants hit by rule change from today


Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Mel Stride said: “A hallmark of a compassionate society is giving those on low incomes the tools to progress and earn more.

“It is important that we continue to deliver targeted support so that those in work have access to the expertise and guidance of our dedicated work coaches.

“By raising the Administrative Earnings Threshold, we are forging a robust labour market building on positive changes we have already made and supporting even more people to progress in the workplace.”

A claimant can find out what their precise requirements are in their Claimant Commitment, with a new commitment issued if a person’s circumstances change.





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