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No. 71 Stepping stones to employment (24Kb)
No. 72 The dynamics of retirement: analyses of the retirement surveys (16Kb)
No. 73 Unemployment and jobseeking before Jobseeker's Allowance (24Kb)
No. 74 Customer views on service delivery in the Child Support Agency (16Kb)
No. 75 Experiences of occupational pension scheme wind-up (23Kb)
No. 76 Recruiting long-term unemployed people (17Kb)
No. 77 What happens to lone parents (18Kb)
No. 78 Lone parents' lives (21Kb)
No. 79 Moving into work: bridging housing costs (22Kb)
No. 80 Lone parents on the margins of work (26Kb)
No. 81 The role of pension scheme trustees (30Kb)
No. 82 Pension scheme investment policies (21Kb)
No. 83 Pension and retirement planning (30Kb)
No. 84 Self-employed people and National Insurance Contributions (22Kb)
No. 85 Getting the message across: providing information on work incentives (25Kb)
No. 86 Leaving Incapacity Benefit (20Kb)
No. 88 Attitudes to the welfare state and the response to reform (20Kb)
No. 89 New Deal for Lone Parents: evaluation of innovative schemes (30Kb)
No. 90 Modernising service delivery: the Lone Parent Prototype (19Kb)
No. 91 Housing Benefit exceptional hardship payments: the use of discretionary powers (21Kb)
No. 92 New deal for lone parents: learning from the prototype areas (31Kb)
No. 93 Housing Benefit and supported accommodation (22Kb)
No. 94 Disability in Great Britain: results of the 1996/7 disability follow-up to the family resources survey (22Kb)
No. 95 Low paid work in Britain: baseline surveys from the Earnings Top-up pilot evaluation (38Kb)
No. 96 Keeping in touch with the labour market: a qualitative evaluation of the Back to Work Bonus (29Kb)
No. 97 Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit Delivery: claimant experiences (24Kb)
No. 98 Employers’ pension provision 1996 (39Kb)
No. 99 Unemployment and jobseeking after the introduction of Jobseeker's Allowance (24Kb)
No. 100 Overcoming barriers: older people and Income Support (19Kb)
No. 101 Attitudes and aspirations of older people: a review of the Literature (29Kb)
No. 102 Attitudes and aspirations of older people: a qualitative study (35Kb)
No. 103 Relying on the state, relying on each other (23Kb)
No. 104 Modernising service delivery: the integrated services prototype (19Kb)
No. 105 Helping pensioners: evaluation of the Income Support pilots (31Kb)
No. 106 New Deal for Disabled People: early implementation (33Kb)
No. 107 Parents and employment (20Kb)
No. 108 Evaluation of the New Deal for Lone Parents: early lessons from the Phase One prototype - synthesis report (38Kb)
No. 109 Evaluation of the New Deal for Lone Parents: early lessons from the Phase One prototype - findings of surveys (47Kb)
No. 110 Evaluation of the New Deal for Lone Parents: early Lessons from the Phase One prototype - cost-benefit and econometric analyses (25Kb)
No. 111 Understanding the impact of Jobseeker's Allowance (234Kb)
No. 112 The first effects of Earnings Top-up: interim survey findings from the Earnings Top-up evaluation (33Kb)
No. 113 Piloting change: interim qualitative findings from the Earnings Top-up evaluation (32Kb)
No. 114 Building up pension rights (28Kb)
No. 115 Prospects of part-time work: the impact of the Back to Work Bonus (18Kb)
No. 116 Evaluating Jobseeker's Allowance: a summary of the research findings (19Kb)
No. 117 Pensions and divorce: the 1998 survey - a survey among solicitors (27Kb)
No. 118 Pensions and divorce: exploring financial settlements - a qualitative study of solicitors (22Kb)
No. 119 Local authorities and benefit overpayments report (24Kb)
No. 120 Lifetime experiences of self-employment (24Kb)
No. 121 The Pension Power for You Helpline evaluation: a summary of findings (29Kb)
No. 122 Lone parents and personal advisors: roles and relationships. a follow-up sudy of the New Deal for Lone Parents Phase One Prototype - a summary of findings (21Kb)
No. 123 Employers pension provision 1998 (36Kb)
No. 124 Changing role of the occupational pension scheme trustee (18Kb)
No. 125 Use of Social Fund Budgeting Loans and comminuty credit unions saving and borrowing
No. 126 First Effects of ONE (58Kb)
No. 127 Why not ONE? Views of non-participants before full participation (14Kb)
No. 128 The British Lone Parent Cohort 1991 to 1998 (22Kb)
No. 129 Housing Benefit and the appeals service (22Kb)
No. 130 Pensions 2000: public attitudes to pensions and planning for retirement (22Kb)
No. 131 Earnings Top-up evaluation: effects on unemployed people (34Kb)
No. 132 Earnings Top-up evaluation: employers' reactions (34Kb)
No. 133 Earnings Top-up evaluation: qualitative evidence (37Kb)
No. 134 Earnings Top-up evaluation: effects on low paid workers (36Kb)
No. 135 Earnings Top-up evaluation: synthesis report (32Kb)
No. 136 Modernising service delivery: the better government for older people prototypes (20Kb)
No. 137 The verification framework: early experiences of implementation (36Kb)
No. 138 Low-income families in Britain (39Kb)
No. 139 Recruiting benefit claimants: a survey of employers in ONE pilot areas (33Kb)
No. 140 Moving towards work: the short-term impact of ONE (27Kb)
No. 141 Incapacity benefits and work incentives (18Kb)
No. 142 Cross-country comparisons of pensioners' incomes (14Kb)
No. 143 Evaluation of the New Deal for Disabled People Innovative Schemes pilots (28Kb)
No. 144 Evaluation of the New Deal for Disabled People Personal Adviser Service pilots (28Kb)
No. 145 Well enough to work? (23Kb)
No. 146 Payment of pensions and benefits: a survey of social security recipients paid by order book or girocheque (27Kb)
In-house report no. 146 Summary of ESF Leavers Survey 2002, Objective 3: England (1.1Mb)
No. 147 Evaluation of the Minimum Income Guarantee claim line (22Kb)
In-house report no. 147 A single Housing Benefit control for temporary accommodation (350Kb)
No. 148 The role of GPs in sickness certification (23Kb)
No. 149 The medium-term effects of voluntary participation in ONE (43Kb)
No. 150 Recruiting Benefit Claimant: A qualitative study employers who recruited benefit claimants (35Kb)
No. 151 Moving between sickness and work (36Kb)
No. 152 National survey of Child Support Agency clients (33Kb)
No. 153 Families, poverty, work and care: a review of the literature on lone parents and low-income couple families (26Kb)
No. 154 ONE year on: clients' medium term experiences of ONE (22Kb)
No. 155 Barriers to employment for offenders and ex-offenders (36Kb)
No. 156 The short-term effects of compulsory participation in ONE - Survey of clients: Cohort 2 Wave 1 (48Kb)
No. 157 The dynamics of poverty in Britain (22Kb)
No. 158 Outcomes for children of poverty (28Kb)
No. 159 Self-funded admissions to care homes (21Kb)
No. 160 New Deal for Disabled People: National Survey of incapacity benefits claimants (31Kb)
No. 161 Low/moderate-income families in Britain: work, Working Families' Ttax Credit and childcare in 2000 (20Kb)
No. 162 Evaluation of the capability report: identifying the work-related capabilities of incapacity benefits claimants (27Kb)
No. 163 Employers' pension provision 2000 (23Kb)
No. 164 Low/moderate-income families in Britain: changes in living standards (33Kb)
No. 165 Low/moderate-income families in Britain: Changes in 1999 - 2000 (28Kb)
No. 166 Delivering a work-focused service: final findings from ONE case studies and staff research (21Kb)
No. 167 Delivering a work-focused service: views and experiences of clients (35Kb)
No. 168 Findings from the macro evaluation of the New Deal for young people (17Kb)
No. 169 Costs and benefits to service providers of making reasonable adjustments under Part III of the Disability Discrimination Act (30Kb)
No. 170 From job seekers to job keepers: job retention, advancement and the role of in-work support programmes (19Kb)
No. 171 Qualitative research with clients: longer term experiences of a work-focused service (28Kb)
No. 172 Social Fund use amongst older people in Britain (31Kb)
No. 173 'Disabled for life?' attitudes towards, and experiences of, disability in Britain (29Kb)
No. 174 A comparison of Child Benefit Packages in 22 countries
No. 175 Easing the transition to work (36Kb)
No. 176 Electronic government at the Department for Work and Pensions: Attitudes to electronic methods of conducting benefit business
No. 177 Self-employment as a route off benefit
No. 178 The Wider Benefits of Education and Training: A Comparative Longitudinal Study
No. 179 Refugees' Opportunities and Barriers in Employment and Training
No. 180 Family change 1999 to 2001
No. 181 Working Families' Tax Credit in 2001
No. 182 Working after State Pension Age: Quantitative Analysis
No. 183 Final Effects of ONE
No. 184 Business start-up support for young adults delivered by the Prince's Trust: a comparative study of labour market outcomes
No. 185 Employer engagement and the London labour market
No. 186 Easing the transition into work (part 2 - client survey)
No. 187 Experiences of lone parents from minority ethnic communities