Comment: Universal Credit is a minefield of nasty surprises
A third sector worker shares her concerns about the introduction of the DWP’s flagship policy in her area
Green Politics
Finally, employment growth and wage gains. But…
As risks to the global economy increase, these cuts are all the more dangerous
Unemployment down 79,000 to 1.77m
Unemployment decreased by 79,000 in the three months to August 2015
UK now has third highest number of super-rich in the world
Credit Suisse report paints a stark picture of global inequality
Osborne’s recovery is built on a growing mountain of debt
The average UK household is set to owe close to £10,000 in unsecured debt by the end of 2016
One in four jobs outside of London now pays less than the Living Wage
Jobs paying below the Living Wage have proliferated around the country
OECD corporate tax proposals fall flat
Global tax reform should be handled by the United Nations rather than the OECD
Comment: Why Jeremy Corbyn must look beyond the politics of austerity
Labour’s electoral strategy must be much broader than mere opposition to the worst excesses of austerity
Experts think George Osborne is wrong on the impact of slashing tax credits
The IFS has called the chancellor’s optimism ‘arithmetically impossible’
One in five UK employees were on low pay last year
New report finds proportion of employees on the minimum wage has been rising steadily over past 15 years