
We ask the Government to review welfare policies to ensure they incentivise employment and do not increase the tax burden on working people. We believe current changes risk discouraging work and increasing unfair pressure on taxpayers.
Pat McFadden
Work & Pensions Secretary
Put time limits on claiming housing & welfare benefits and require job-seeking
Require able-to-work benefit claimants to participate in community work schemes
Review overtime taxation to make it fairer for UK workers
Review and reform administration of Universal Credit & compensation
Tax all welfare and benefits at identical rates as earned income
We ask the Government to review welfare policies to ensure they incentivise employment and do not increase the tax burden on working people. We believe current changes risk discouraging work and increasing unfair pressure on taxpayers.
Put time limits on claiming housing & welfare benefits and require job-seeking
Require able-to-work benefit claimants to participate in community work schemes
Review overtime taxation to make it fairer for UK workers
Review and reform administration of Universal Credit & compensation
Tax all welfare and benefits at identical rates as earned income