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The evidence library is a resource for anyone interested in the voluntary sector in Scotland. Managed by SCVO, the library signposts to research and evidence produced by, or on, the voluntary sector. For further information email: research@scvo.scot.

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Welfare 'Reform' and mitigation in Scotland - Summary paper

Dr Jim McCormick SCVO 4 May 2017

Poverty / Cost of Living

SCVO commissioned one of Scotland?s leading policy experts, Jim McCormick, to examine the impacts of the UK Government?s welfare cuts and reforms on Scotland and suggest remedial policy solutions. This is a summary of the the first report Part 1: Welfare 'Reform' and mitigation in Scotland of the three part series 'Welfare in Working Order: Points and Principles for the Scottish Debate'.

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Last modified on 6 June 2017

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