Submission to Work and Pensions Committee into ‘natural migration’

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NAWRA has submitted evidence to the Work and Pensions Committee inquiry into ‘natural migration‘

Thanks to all the NAWRA members who sent case studies about the people who lose out when they transfer to universal credit and to Daphne Hall for drafting our response.

Read our submission.

 

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