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Keep a beady eye on job-search rules
5 December 2008
Against a backdrop of sharply rising unemployment, it is easy to understand why the Social Security Advisory Committee issued a warning about new job-search regulations, which create new benefit claimant criteria for the minority of lone parents not in work and whose eldest child has turned twelve.
Ministers must save post office branches to protect vulnerable
14 November 2008
There are 12,000 of them across the country. They are part of the very fabric of the nation, with thousands of communities dependent on them.
Disjointed thinking
17 October 2008
The phrase "joined-up thinking" has been devalued by overuse. But, ten years after it became a commonly-used phrase, it remains the case that agencies with a shared aim frequently work at cross purposes with each other. Hell, different arms of the same agency work at cross purposes - all the time. No wonder we are all so stressed.
End is not nigh for fuel poverty debate
19 September 2008
It remains to be seen whether the Government's package to help low income households faced with soaring fuel bills is the last word on the subject. My suspicion is that it is not.
We're all paying the price for City greed
19 September 2008
I was in one of those places in Poland over the weekend where the spelling and the pronunciation have parted company.
An anthropological look at our children
5 September 2008
A train to Disneyland Paris, or back to London, provides an opportunity for amateur research in social anthropology - especially if you appear to be the only passengers without an accompanying bevy of small children, and if you happen to be reading the August issue of Prospect magazine, with a challenging piece by Richard Reeves on the unfashionable topic of character.
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