Lone parents in Scotland, Great Britain and the UK: health, employment and social security
- Type
- Report
- Published
- 23 November 2016
- Poverty
Description
This briefing was written to inform the work of the Lone Parents and Welfare Reform sub-group of the Scottish Government’s Welfare Reform and Health Impact Delivery Group (HIDG).
It provides:
- facts on lone parenthood
- estimates of the number of lone parents in Scotland and their comparative health
- trends in the number of lone parents in employment and claiming benefits
- trends in the health of lone parents and their financial circumstances
- labour market conditions for lone parents
- conditionality and benefit sanctions
- information about the new requirements for lone parents and Universal Credit
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