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BIG ISSUE: Social Housing and Worklessness
Housing minister Caroline Flint has prompted a heated debate by suggesting social housing tenants should enter into 'commitment contracts' under which they agree to look for work as a condition of their tenancy.
Home work
29 February 2008
Housing minister Caroline Flint has suggested making job hunting a condition of tenancies. Ben Willis hears the reaction of regeneration professionals.
Flint: Council tenants must work or lose home
5 February 2008
Unemployed council tenants who do not look for work could face losing their homes, according to the new housing minister.
Flint defends 'work or lose home' proposal
13 February 2008
Housing minister Caroline Flint has defended her suggestion that council tenants should agree to look for work as condition of their tenancy.
DCLG mulls housing green paper
8 February 2008
The Department for Communities and Local Government is considering a green paper to tackle concerns about a link between worklessness and social housing
Study on work-for-homes policy
28 March 2008
Two teams of housing sector experts will look into measures to make access to social housing dependent on seeking training or work, the housing minister announced last week.
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