Fran Bennett

Fran Bennett

Former IFS Research Associate University of Oxford

Fran Bennett was an IFS Research Associate and is on the IFS website as a joint author on IFS publications.

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Men and women at work: the more things change the more they stay the same?

Event 6 December 2021 at 09:30

This online event presents new evidence on economic inequalities between men and women. It investigates how far patterns of work and pay have changed over time and what the causes of the persistent gaps are.

Men and women at work: the more things change the more they stay the same?

Presentation

This online event presented new evidence on economic inequalities between men and women.

6 December 2021

Universal credit: assessment, claims and payment- in principle and in practice

Presentation

11 September 2013

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

Report

This report describes a scoping study to understand more about the nature of the 'costs of compliance' that claimants of social security benefits and (personal) tax credits incur, and discusses possible ways of measuring such costs.

7 July 2009

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

Presentation

This presentation was given at the Department for Work and Pensions on 8 July 2009.

7 July 2009

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

Presentation

1 July 2009

The 'costs of compliance' of benefits and tax credits

Presentation

Presentation to SSAC Stakeholders event, Nov 13 2008.

18 November 2008

The 'costs of compliance' of benefits and tax credits

Presentation

Presentation by Fran Bennett, University of Oxford and Mike Brewer, IFS.

13 June 2008

Give and Take: Family Policy and the Law IFS twelfth residential conference

Event 14 April 2005 at 19:00 University of Cambridge Huntingdon Road Cambridge CB3 0DF

A two-day residential conference that will examine the interaction of tax and family law in the UK, social policy and Tax Credits and alternative (international) tax and benefit policies.

Gender implications of current social security reforms

Journal article

This paper examines some current reforms to social security benefits / tax credits and changes to employment provisions from a gender perspective.

1 December 2002

Former IFS Research Associate University of Oxford

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Men and women at work: the more things change the more they stay the same?

Men and women at work: the more things change the more they stay the same?

Universal credit: assessment, claims and payment- in principle and in practice

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

Understanding the compliance costs of benefits and tax credits

The 'costs of compliance' of benefits and tax credits

The 'costs of compliance' of benefits and tax credits

Give and Take: Family Policy and the Law<br>IFS twelfth residential conference

Gender implications of current social security reforms

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