journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/16… Our new article free to access in IJQM looks at doing qualitative research in a large interdisciplinary team. With Anna Le Gouais & truud_research colleagues

Phew!! Found it. #YayBrexit ! Let’s give the nurses & carers some of this. Easy peasy!

Ahead of the Autumn Statement - where we'll likely get details of what will replace the Energy Price Guarantee in April - here's some recent research on how the current package of energy bills support is working from IPR

Rising living costs and in-work poverty: ft.com/content/af633a…

Extending the #£20uplift not enough – our research shows whole #socialsecurity system needs overhaul, said our team's Prof Lisa Scullion David Robertshaw Kate Summers & Robert de Vries in The Conversation blog bit.ly/319uxS1

📢 Breaking news: The High Court has ruled that the DWP’s #UniversalCredit deductions policy is unlawful.

The legal challenge was brought by Shelter acting for four former rough sleepers & by Hackney Community Law Centre in a similar claim.

More about the judgment:
blog.shelter.org.uk/2021/03/high-c…

£20 uplift reveals Universal Credit design flaws. 'It's taken a pandemic to bring the unacceptably low benefit rates in this country into the public conversation.' Read my latest blog here: blogs.bath.ac.uk/iprblog/2021/0…

Similar recommendations and more can be found in our #research from Rita Griffiths, Marsha Wood, Oxford DSPI Fran Bennett and Jane Millar - all on how couples make decisions about work, care and household finances in the context of claiming UC.

➡️ bath.ac.uk/projects/coupl…

Lost your job or income as a result of #COVID19 ? Living with a partner? You may get nothing from #UniversalCredit .

University of Bath Rita Griffiths discusses the issues couples face under #UniversalCredit in today's #blog .

Read now 👉 blogs.bath.ac.uk/iprblog/2020/0…