DWP
In 2014 the Treasury replied to less than half of letters from MPs
Report shows some departments falling seriously behind on communication
Cutting support for deaf workers and increasing the Bedroom Tax: welcome back, Iain Duncan Smith
IFS analysis sets out what welfare users can expect now the Tories are back in - and it's not good
Cameron needs to check his figures on those ‘successful welfare reductions’
There are 400,000 more people on benefits than the DWP predicted in 2011
No, welfare reforms aren’t ‘working for everyone’
'Tough love' is not the right tactic for children and disabled people who depend on benefits
Work and Pensions Committee finds no evidence that sanctions help benefit claimants into work
A parliamentary report has been released calling for a full review into the sanctions system, to ensure that it is not 'purely punitive'
100 people too mentally ill to work get their benefits sanctioned each day
A new report exposes the human cost of the punitive benefits sanctions system