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Type: External publications Authors: Kate Bell, Mike Brewer and David Phillips
ISBN: 978-1-85935-607-4
This report examines the potential of encouraging lone parents to work in jobs of fewer than 16 hours ('mini-jobs') rather than doing no paid work. Search |
 Changes to the benefit system recommended by IFS researchers have made working less than 16 hours a week more attractive to benefit recipients.
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