Social Security Law in the United Kingdom:
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2023
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Author -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND -- I. Definition of Social Security -- II. The Purposes of Social Security -- 2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- I. Social and Economic Background -- II. Historical Background -- 3. SOURCES OF SOCIAL SECURITY LAW -- I. The Legal Systems of the United Kingdom -- II. Sources of Social Security Law -- Part I. The Institutions -- Part II. Contribution and Financing -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Contributions and Credits -- 1. CLASS 1 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 2. CLASS 2 AND CLASS 4 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 3. CLASS 1A AND CLASS 1B CONTRIBUTIONS -- 4. CLASS 3 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 5. CREDITS -- 6. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRIBUTIONS AND BENEFITS -- Chapter 2. General Taxation -- 1. DIRECT PROVISION -- 2. INDIRECT PROVISION -- 3. RETENTION OF THE CONTRIBUTORY PRINCIPLE? -- Chapter 3. Pension Provision and the Role of Private Finance -- Part III. Healthcare -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- Chapter 1. Health Service Benefits -- 1. PRESCRIPTION CHARGES FOR DRUGS/MEDICATION -- I. Prepayment Certificates -- II. Free Prescriptions -- 2. DENTAL TREATMENT AND DENTURES -- 3. EYESIGHT TESTS AND SPECTACLES -- 4. PROVISION OF WIGS AND FABRIC SUPPORTS -- 5. TRAVEL EXPENSES TO HOSPITAL -- Chapter 2. Impact of Health Treatment on Social Security Benefits -- 1. PERSONAL BENEFITS: GENERAL -- 2. ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE FOR THOSE OVER 65 -- 3. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT -- 4. BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN -- 5. OTHER BENEFITS -- Chapter 3. Benefits Payable in Respect of Death -- 1. FUNERAL EXPENSES -- 2. BENEFITS FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS -- I. Bereavement Support Payment -- II. Widowed Parent's Allowance -- III. Bereavement Allowance -- IV. Means-Tested Benefits for Widows and Widowers | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Part IV. Family Allowances: Child Benefit and Child Support -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Financial Provision Associated with the Costs of the Birth of a Child -- 1. STATUTORY MATERNITY, PATERNITY AND ADOPTION PAY -- 2. STATE MATERNITY ALLOWANCE -- 3. MATERNITY EXPENSES -- Chapter 2. Social Security to Assist with the Costs of Bringing Up Children -- 1. CHILD BENEFIT -- I. Background -- II. Entitlement -- III. Child -- IV. Residence and Presence Conditions -- 2. LONE-PARENT BENEFIT -- 3. GUARDIAN'S ALLOWANCE -- 4. CHILD TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. Child Support -- Part V. Incapacity to Work -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. BACKGROUND -- Chapter 1. Statutory Sick Pay -- 1. THE RULES OF ENTITLEMENT -- I. Persons Entitled -- II. Incapacity for Work -- III. Conditions of Entitlement -- Chapter 2. Employment and Support Allowance -- 1. LIMITED CAPABILITY FOR WORK -- 2. THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. DOING WORK -- 4. APPEALING ADVERSE DECISIONS -- 5. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- Chapter 3. Incapacity Benefit -- Chapter 4. The Macfarlane Trust Funds -- Part VI. Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The Industrial Injuries Scheme -- 1. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT OR DISEASE -- I. Accident -- II. Diseases -- A. Pneumoconiosis, Byssinosis and Diffuse Mesothelioma -- 2. LOSS OF FACULTY -- 3. DISABLEMENT -- 4. EMPLOYED EARNERS EMPLOYMENT -- 5. PERIOD OF ASSESSMENT -- 6. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT: ENTITLEMENT -- 7. CONSTANT ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE -- 8. EXCEPTIONALLY SDA -- Chapter 2. Former (Abolished) Additional Benefits -- Chapter 3. Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Occupational Disease: Health and Safety at Work -- Part VII. Unemployment -- Introduction -- 1. EMPLOYMENT POLICY -- Chapter 1. Universal Credit -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UC -- 2. UC APPLICATION -- 3. UC INTERVIEW. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4. UC 'CLAIMANT COMMITMENT' -- 5. UC SANCTIONS -- 6. CHALLENGES TO UC -- Chapter 2. Job Seeker's Allowance -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT TO JSA -- 2. THE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS -- 3. THE AMOUNT OF BENEFIT AND PERIOD OF ENTITLEMENT -- 4. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- I. Sanctions -- A. Employment-Related Sanctions -- 1. Trial Periods -- B. Jobseeker's Directions Sanctions -- C. Training Scheme and Employment Programme-Related Sanctions -- D. Sanction Periods -- II. Trade Disputes -- III. Persons under 18 -- Chapter 3. Back-to-Work Schemes -- Chapter 4. Provision of Work: Training Schemes and Employment Opportunities -- Part VIII. Pensions -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The State Retirement Pension -- 1. AGE LIMIT -- 2. CATEGORY A RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- 3. CATEGORY B RETIREMENT PENSIONS FOR SPOUSES AND CIVIL PARTNERS AND WIDOWS, WIDOWERS AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS -- 4. CATEGORY D RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- Chapter 2. Additional State Pension -- Chapter 3. Occupational and Personal Pensions Schemes -- Chapter 4. Pension Credits -- Part IX. Disabled Persons -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Disability Living Allowance -- 1. THE BENEFIT STRUCTURE -- 2. THE MOBILITY COMPONENT -- I. Qualifying Period -- II. Higher Rate Mobility Component -- III. Lower Rate Mobility Component -- 3. THE CARE COMPONENT -- I. Age Limits -- II. Rates of Benefit -- III. The Cooking Test -- IV. The Attention Tests -- V. The Supervision Tests -- 4. ADMINISTRATION AND ADJUDICATION OF DLA -- Chapter 2. Attendance Allowance for Those over the Age of 65 (AA 65+) -- Chapter 3. Personal Independence Payment -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR PIP -- 2. PIP ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. PIP SCORING -- I. Variability -- II. Duration of PIP Awards -- III. Future of PIP -- Chapter 4. Severe Disablement Allowance -- Chapter 5. Other Benefits and Measures to Assist the Disabled -- 1. CARER'S ALLOWANCE. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2. VACCINE DAMAGE PAYMENTS -- 3. RESIDENTIAL CARE -- 4. EQUIPMENT -- 5. WAR PENSIONS -- Part X. Social Benefits and Tax Credits -- Introduction -- 1. SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFITS AND TAX CREDITS -- I. Passporting -- II. Take-Up of Means-Tested Benefits and Tax Credits -- III. The Poverty Trap (the So-Called 'Lobster Pot') -- Chapter 1. Income Support -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT -- 2. CALCULATION OF IS: THE APPLICATION OF THE MEANS-TEST -- 3. SPECIAL RULES -- I. 16- to 17-Year-Olds -- II. Persons Involved in Trade Disputes -- III. Persons from Abroad -- A. Immigration Status -- B. Habitual Residence -- C. Asylum Seekers -- IV. Those in Residential and/or Nursing Care -- V. People in Hospital -- VI. Prisoners -- VII. People Without Settled Accommodation -- Chapter 2. Working Tax Credit -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. WORKING TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. HB and CTB -- Chapter 4. The Social Fund -- 1. THE NON-DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- I. Maternity Expenses -- II. Funeral Expenses -- III. Cold Weather Payments -- IV. Winter Fuel Payments467 -- 2. THE DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- 3. BUDGETING LOANS -- Part XI. Claims and Adjudication -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Claims -- Chapter 2. The Administration of Social Security -- 1. THE DWP AND HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 2. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES -- I. JobCentre Plus -- II. The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission -- III. Pension Service -- IV. The Status of Officials Within DWP Executive Agencies -- V. Social Fund Applications -- 3. MEDICAL ADVICE, EXAMINATION AND ADJUDICATION -- 4. LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- 5. HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 6. EMPLOYERS -- 7. ASYLUM SUPPORT -- 8. COUNTER FRAUD -- Chapter 3. Reviews and Appeals -- 1. REVIEWS -- I. Mandatory Reconsideration -- 2. APPEALS: SOCIAL ENTITLEMENT CHAMBER. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. APPEALS: UPPER TRIBUNAL (ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS CHAMBER) -- 4. TAX (HMRC) APPEALS -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. UK Benefits & -- Pensions Rates 2022-2023 -- Appendix 2. UK Tax Credit Rates 2022-2023 -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover | |
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| contents | Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Author -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND -- I. Definition of Social Security -- II. The Purposes of Social Security -- 2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- I. Social and Economic Background -- II. Historical Background -- 3. SOURCES OF SOCIAL SECURITY LAW -- I. The Legal Systems of the United Kingdom -- II. Sources of Social Security Law -- Part I. The Institutions -- Part II. Contribution and Financing -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Contributions and Credits -- 1. CLASS 1 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 2. CLASS 2 AND CLASS 4 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 3. CLASS 1A AND CLASS 1B CONTRIBUTIONS -- 4. CLASS 3 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 5. CREDITS -- 6. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRIBUTIONS AND BENEFITS -- Chapter 2. General Taxation -- 1. DIRECT PROVISION -- 2. INDIRECT PROVISION -- 3. RETENTION OF THE CONTRIBUTORY PRINCIPLE? -- Chapter 3. Pension Provision and the Role of Private Finance -- Part III. Healthcare -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- Chapter 1. Health Service Benefits -- 1. PRESCRIPTION CHARGES FOR DRUGS/MEDICATION -- I. Prepayment Certificates -- II. Free Prescriptions -- 2. DENTAL TREATMENT AND DENTURES -- 3. EYESIGHT TESTS AND SPECTACLES -- 4. PROVISION OF WIGS AND FABRIC SUPPORTS -- 5. TRAVEL EXPENSES TO HOSPITAL -- Chapter 2. Impact of Health Treatment on Social Security Benefits -- 1. PERSONAL BENEFITS: GENERAL -- 2. ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE FOR THOSE OVER 65 -- 3. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT -- 4. BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN -- 5. OTHER BENEFITS -- Chapter 3. Benefits Payable in Respect of Death -- 1. FUNERAL EXPENSES -- 2. BENEFITS FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS -- I. Bereavement Support Payment -- II. Widowed Parent's Allowance -- III. Bereavement Allowance -- IV. Means-Tested Benefits for Widows and Widowers Part IV. Family Allowances: Child Benefit and Child Support -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Financial Provision Associated with the Costs of the Birth of a Child -- 1. STATUTORY MATERNITY, PATERNITY AND ADOPTION PAY -- 2. STATE MATERNITY ALLOWANCE -- 3. MATERNITY EXPENSES -- Chapter 2. Social Security to Assist with the Costs of Bringing Up Children -- 1. CHILD BENEFIT -- I. Background -- II. Entitlement -- III. Child -- IV. Residence and Presence Conditions -- 2. LONE-PARENT BENEFIT -- 3. GUARDIAN'S ALLOWANCE -- 4. CHILD TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. Child Support -- Part V. Incapacity to Work -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. BACKGROUND -- Chapter 1. Statutory Sick Pay -- 1. THE RULES OF ENTITLEMENT -- I. Persons Entitled -- II. Incapacity for Work -- III. Conditions of Entitlement -- Chapter 2. Employment and Support Allowance -- 1. LIMITED CAPABILITY FOR WORK -- 2. THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. DOING WORK -- 4. APPEALING ADVERSE DECISIONS -- 5. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- Chapter 3. Incapacity Benefit -- Chapter 4. The Macfarlane Trust Funds -- Part VI. Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The Industrial Injuries Scheme -- 1. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT OR DISEASE -- I. Accident -- II. Diseases -- A. Pneumoconiosis, Byssinosis and Diffuse Mesothelioma -- 2. LOSS OF FACULTY -- 3. DISABLEMENT -- 4. EMPLOYED EARNERS EMPLOYMENT -- 5. PERIOD OF ASSESSMENT -- 6. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT: ENTITLEMENT -- 7. CONSTANT ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE -- 8. EXCEPTIONALLY SDA -- Chapter 2. Former (Abolished) Additional Benefits -- Chapter 3. Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Occupational Disease: Health and Safety at Work -- Part VII. Unemployment -- Introduction -- 1. EMPLOYMENT POLICY -- Chapter 1. Universal Credit -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UC -- 2. UC APPLICATION -- 3. UC INTERVIEW. 4. UC 'CLAIMANT COMMITMENT' -- 5. UC SANCTIONS -- 6. CHALLENGES TO UC -- Chapter 2. Job Seeker's Allowance -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT TO JSA -- 2. THE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS -- 3. THE AMOUNT OF BENEFIT AND PERIOD OF ENTITLEMENT -- 4. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- I. Sanctions -- A. Employment-Related Sanctions -- 1. Trial Periods -- B. Jobseeker's Directions Sanctions -- C. Training Scheme and Employment Programme-Related Sanctions -- D. Sanction Periods -- II. Trade Disputes -- III. Persons under 18 -- Chapter 3. Back-to-Work Schemes -- Chapter 4. Provision of Work: Training Schemes and Employment Opportunities -- Part VIII. Pensions -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The State Retirement Pension -- 1. AGE LIMIT -- 2. CATEGORY A RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- 3. CATEGORY B RETIREMENT PENSIONS FOR SPOUSES AND CIVIL PARTNERS AND WIDOWS, WIDOWERS AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS -- 4. CATEGORY D RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- Chapter 2. Additional State Pension -- Chapter 3. Occupational and Personal Pensions Schemes -- Chapter 4. Pension Credits -- Part IX. Disabled Persons -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Disability Living Allowance -- 1. THE BENEFIT STRUCTURE -- 2. THE MOBILITY COMPONENT -- I. Qualifying Period -- II. Higher Rate Mobility Component -- III. Lower Rate Mobility Component -- 3. THE CARE COMPONENT -- I. Age Limits -- II. Rates of Benefit -- III. The Cooking Test -- IV. The Attention Tests -- V. The Supervision Tests -- 4. ADMINISTRATION AND ADJUDICATION OF DLA -- Chapter 2. Attendance Allowance for Those over the Age of 65 (AA 65+) -- Chapter 3. Personal Independence Payment -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR PIP -- 2. PIP ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. PIP SCORING -- I. Variability -- II. Duration of PIP Awards -- III. Future of PIP -- Chapter 4. Severe Disablement Allowance -- Chapter 5. Other Benefits and Measures to Assist the Disabled -- 1. CARER'S ALLOWANCE. 2. VACCINE DAMAGE PAYMENTS -- 3. RESIDENTIAL CARE -- 4. EQUIPMENT -- 5. WAR PENSIONS -- Part X. Social Benefits and Tax Credits -- Introduction -- 1. SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFITS AND TAX CREDITS -- I. Passporting -- II. Take-Up of Means-Tested Benefits and Tax Credits -- III. The Poverty Trap (the So-Called 'Lobster Pot') -- Chapter 1. Income Support -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT -- 2. CALCULATION OF IS: THE APPLICATION OF THE MEANS-TEST -- 3. SPECIAL RULES -- I. 16- to 17-Year-Olds -- II. Persons Involved in Trade Disputes -- III. Persons from Abroad -- A. Immigration Status -- B. Habitual Residence -- C. Asylum Seekers -- IV. Those in Residential and/or Nursing Care -- V. People in Hospital -- VI. Prisoners -- VII. People Without Settled Accommodation -- Chapter 2. Working Tax Credit -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. WORKING TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. HB and CTB -- Chapter 4. The Social Fund -- 1. THE NON-DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- I. Maternity Expenses -- II. Funeral Expenses -- III. Cold Weather Payments -- IV. Winter Fuel Payments467 -- 2. THE DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- 3. BUDGETING LOANS -- Part XI. Claims and Adjudication -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Claims -- Chapter 2. The Administration of Social Security -- 1. THE DWP AND HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 2. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES -- I. JobCentre Plus -- II. The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission -- III. Pension Service -- IV. The Status of Officials Within DWP Executive Agencies -- V. Social Fund Applications -- 3. MEDICAL ADVICE, EXAMINATION AND ADJUDICATION -- 4. LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- 5. HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 6. EMPLOYERS -- 7. ASYLUM SUPPORT -- 8. COUNTER FRAUD -- Chapter 3. Reviews and Appeals -- 1. REVIEWS -- I. Mandatory Reconsideration -- 2. APPEALS: SOCIAL ENTITLEMENT CHAMBER. 3. APPEALS: UPPER TRIBUNAL (ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS CHAMBER) -- 4. TAX (HMRC) APPEALS -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. UK Benefits & -- Pensions Rates 2022-2023 -- Appendix 2. UK Tax Credit Rates 2022-2023 -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover |
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| spelling | Hardy, Stephen Verfasser aut Social Security Law in the United Kingdom 4th ed Alphen aan den Rijn Wolters Kluwer Law International 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (290 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Author -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND -- I. Definition of Social Security -- II. The Purposes of Social Security -- 2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- I. Social and Economic Background -- II. Historical Background -- 3. SOURCES OF SOCIAL SECURITY LAW -- I. The Legal Systems of the United Kingdom -- II. Sources of Social Security Law -- Part I. The Institutions -- Part II. Contribution and Financing -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Contributions and Credits -- 1. CLASS 1 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 2. CLASS 2 AND CLASS 4 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 3. CLASS 1A AND CLASS 1B CONTRIBUTIONS -- 4. CLASS 3 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 5. CREDITS -- 6. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRIBUTIONS AND BENEFITS -- Chapter 2. General Taxation -- 1. DIRECT PROVISION -- 2. INDIRECT PROVISION -- 3. RETENTION OF THE CONTRIBUTORY PRINCIPLE? -- Chapter 3. Pension Provision and the Role of Private Finance -- Part III. Healthcare -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- Chapter 1. Health Service Benefits -- 1. PRESCRIPTION CHARGES FOR DRUGS/MEDICATION -- I. Prepayment Certificates -- II. Free Prescriptions -- 2. DENTAL TREATMENT AND DENTURES -- 3. EYESIGHT TESTS AND SPECTACLES -- 4. PROVISION OF WIGS AND FABRIC SUPPORTS -- 5. TRAVEL EXPENSES TO HOSPITAL -- Chapter 2. Impact of Health Treatment on Social Security Benefits -- 1. PERSONAL BENEFITS: GENERAL -- 2. ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE FOR THOSE OVER 65 -- 3. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT -- 4. BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN -- 5. OTHER BENEFITS -- Chapter 3. Benefits Payable in Respect of Death -- 1. FUNERAL EXPENSES -- 2. BENEFITS FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS -- I. Bereavement Support Payment -- II. Widowed Parent's Allowance -- III. Bereavement Allowance -- IV. Means-Tested Benefits for Widows and Widowers Part IV. Family Allowances: Child Benefit and Child Support -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Financial Provision Associated with the Costs of the Birth of a Child -- 1. STATUTORY MATERNITY, PATERNITY AND ADOPTION PAY -- 2. STATE MATERNITY ALLOWANCE -- 3. MATERNITY EXPENSES -- Chapter 2. Social Security to Assist with the Costs of Bringing Up Children -- 1. CHILD BENEFIT -- I. Background -- II. Entitlement -- III. Child -- IV. Residence and Presence Conditions -- 2. LONE-PARENT BENEFIT -- 3. GUARDIAN'S ALLOWANCE -- 4. CHILD TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. Child Support -- Part V. Incapacity to Work -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. BACKGROUND -- Chapter 1. Statutory Sick Pay -- 1. THE RULES OF ENTITLEMENT -- I. Persons Entitled -- II. Incapacity for Work -- III. Conditions of Entitlement -- Chapter 2. Employment and Support Allowance -- 1. LIMITED CAPABILITY FOR WORK -- 2. THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. DOING WORK -- 4. APPEALING ADVERSE DECISIONS -- 5. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- Chapter 3. Incapacity Benefit -- Chapter 4. The Macfarlane Trust Funds -- Part VI. Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The Industrial Injuries Scheme -- 1. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT OR DISEASE -- I. Accident -- II. Diseases -- A. Pneumoconiosis, Byssinosis and Diffuse Mesothelioma -- 2. LOSS OF FACULTY -- 3. DISABLEMENT -- 4. EMPLOYED EARNERS EMPLOYMENT -- 5. PERIOD OF ASSESSMENT -- 6. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT: ENTITLEMENT -- 7. CONSTANT ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE -- 8. EXCEPTIONALLY SDA -- Chapter 2. Former (Abolished) Additional Benefits -- Chapter 3. Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Occupational Disease: Health and Safety at Work -- Part VII. Unemployment -- Introduction -- 1. EMPLOYMENT POLICY -- Chapter 1. Universal Credit -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UC -- 2. UC APPLICATION -- 3. UC INTERVIEW. 4. UC 'CLAIMANT COMMITMENT' -- 5. UC SANCTIONS -- 6. CHALLENGES TO UC -- Chapter 2. Job Seeker's Allowance -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT TO JSA -- 2. THE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS -- 3. THE AMOUNT OF BENEFIT AND PERIOD OF ENTITLEMENT -- 4. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- I. Sanctions -- A. Employment-Related Sanctions -- 1. Trial Periods -- B. Jobseeker's Directions Sanctions -- C. Training Scheme and Employment Programme-Related Sanctions -- D. Sanction Periods -- II. Trade Disputes -- III. Persons under 18 -- Chapter 3. Back-to-Work Schemes -- Chapter 4. Provision of Work: Training Schemes and Employment Opportunities -- Part VIII. Pensions -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The State Retirement Pension -- 1. AGE LIMIT -- 2. CATEGORY A RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- 3. CATEGORY B RETIREMENT PENSIONS FOR SPOUSES AND CIVIL PARTNERS AND WIDOWS, WIDOWERS AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS -- 4. CATEGORY D RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- Chapter 2. Additional State Pension -- Chapter 3. Occupational and Personal Pensions Schemes -- Chapter 4. Pension Credits -- Part IX. Disabled Persons -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Disability Living Allowance -- 1. THE BENEFIT STRUCTURE -- 2. THE MOBILITY COMPONENT -- I. Qualifying Period -- II. Higher Rate Mobility Component -- III. Lower Rate Mobility Component -- 3. THE CARE COMPONENT -- I. Age Limits -- II. Rates of Benefit -- III. The Cooking Test -- IV. The Attention Tests -- V. The Supervision Tests -- 4. ADMINISTRATION AND ADJUDICATION OF DLA -- Chapter 2. Attendance Allowance for Those over the Age of 65 (AA 65+) -- Chapter 3. Personal Independence Payment -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR PIP -- 2. PIP ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. PIP SCORING -- I. Variability -- II. Duration of PIP Awards -- III. Future of PIP -- Chapter 4. Severe Disablement Allowance -- Chapter 5. Other Benefits and Measures to Assist the Disabled -- 1. CARER'S ALLOWANCE. 2. VACCINE DAMAGE PAYMENTS -- 3. RESIDENTIAL CARE -- 4. EQUIPMENT -- 5. WAR PENSIONS -- Part X. Social Benefits and Tax Credits -- Introduction -- 1. SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFITS AND TAX CREDITS -- I. Passporting -- II. Take-Up of Means-Tested Benefits and Tax Credits -- III. The Poverty Trap (the So-Called 'Lobster Pot') -- Chapter 1. Income Support -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT -- 2. CALCULATION OF IS: THE APPLICATION OF THE MEANS-TEST -- 3. SPECIAL RULES -- I. 16- to 17-Year-Olds -- II. Persons Involved in Trade Disputes -- III. Persons from Abroad -- A. Immigration Status -- B. Habitual Residence -- C. Asylum Seekers -- IV. Those in Residential and/or Nursing Care -- V. People in Hospital -- VI. Prisoners -- VII. People Without Settled Accommodation -- Chapter 2. Working Tax Credit -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. WORKING TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. HB and CTB -- Chapter 4. The Social Fund -- 1. THE NON-DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- I. Maternity Expenses -- II. Funeral Expenses -- III. Cold Weather Payments -- IV. Winter Fuel Payments467 -- 2. THE DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- 3. BUDGETING LOANS -- Part XI. Claims and Adjudication -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Claims -- Chapter 2. The Administration of Social Security -- 1. THE DWP AND HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 2. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES -- I. JobCentre Plus -- II. The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission -- III. Pension Service -- IV. The Status of Officials Within DWP Executive Agencies -- V. Social Fund Applications -- 3. MEDICAL ADVICE, EXAMINATION AND ADJUDICATION -- 4. LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- 5. HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 6. EMPLOYERS -- 7. ASYLUM SUPPORT -- 8. COUNTER FRAUD -- Chapter 3. Reviews and Appeals -- 1. REVIEWS -- I. Mandatory Reconsideration -- 2. APPEALS: SOCIAL ENTITLEMENT CHAMBER. 3. APPEALS: UPPER TRIBUNAL (ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS CHAMBER) -- 4. TAX (HMRC) APPEALS -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. UK Benefits & -- Pensions Rates 2022-2023 -- Appendix 2. UK Tax Credit Rates 2022-2023 -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Hardy, Stephen Social Security Law in the United Kingdom Alphen aan den Rijn : Wolters Kluwer Law International,c2023 9789403536477 |
| spellingShingle | Hardy, Stephen Social Security Law in the United Kingdom Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Author -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND -- I. Definition of Social Security -- II. The Purposes of Social Security -- 2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- I. Social and Economic Background -- II. Historical Background -- 3. SOURCES OF SOCIAL SECURITY LAW -- I. The Legal Systems of the United Kingdom -- II. Sources of Social Security Law -- Part I. The Institutions -- Part II. Contribution and Financing -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Contributions and Credits -- 1. CLASS 1 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 2. CLASS 2 AND CLASS 4 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 3. CLASS 1A AND CLASS 1B CONTRIBUTIONS -- 4. CLASS 3 CONTRIBUTIONS -- 5. CREDITS -- 6. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRIBUTIONS AND BENEFITS -- Chapter 2. General Taxation -- 1. DIRECT PROVISION -- 2. INDIRECT PROVISION -- 3. RETENTION OF THE CONTRIBUTORY PRINCIPLE? -- Chapter 3. Pension Provision and the Role of Private Finance -- Part III. Healthcare -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- Chapter 1. Health Service Benefits -- 1. PRESCRIPTION CHARGES FOR DRUGS/MEDICATION -- I. Prepayment Certificates -- II. Free Prescriptions -- 2. DENTAL TREATMENT AND DENTURES -- 3. EYESIGHT TESTS AND SPECTACLES -- 4. PROVISION OF WIGS AND FABRIC SUPPORTS -- 5. TRAVEL EXPENSES TO HOSPITAL -- Chapter 2. Impact of Health Treatment on Social Security Benefits -- 1. PERSONAL BENEFITS: GENERAL -- 2. ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE FOR THOSE OVER 65 -- 3. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT -- 4. BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN -- 5. OTHER BENEFITS -- Chapter 3. Benefits Payable in Respect of Death -- 1. FUNERAL EXPENSES -- 2. BENEFITS FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS -- I. Bereavement Support Payment -- II. Widowed Parent's Allowance -- III. Bereavement Allowance -- IV. Means-Tested Benefits for Widows and Widowers Part IV. Family Allowances: Child Benefit and Child Support -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Financial Provision Associated with the Costs of the Birth of a Child -- 1. STATUTORY MATERNITY, PATERNITY AND ADOPTION PAY -- 2. STATE MATERNITY ALLOWANCE -- 3. MATERNITY EXPENSES -- Chapter 2. Social Security to Assist with the Costs of Bringing Up Children -- 1. CHILD BENEFIT -- I. Background -- II. Entitlement -- III. Child -- IV. Residence and Presence Conditions -- 2. LONE-PARENT BENEFIT -- 3. GUARDIAN'S ALLOWANCE -- 4. CHILD TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. Child Support -- Part V. Incapacity to Work -- Introduction -- 1. THE SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. BACKGROUND -- Chapter 1. Statutory Sick Pay -- 1. THE RULES OF ENTITLEMENT -- I. Persons Entitled -- II. Incapacity for Work -- III. Conditions of Entitlement -- Chapter 2. Employment and Support Allowance -- 1. LIMITED CAPABILITY FOR WORK -- 2. THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. DOING WORK -- 4. APPEALING ADVERSE DECISIONS -- 5. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- Chapter 3. Incapacity Benefit -- Chapter 4. The Macfarlane Trust Funds -- Part VI. Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The Industrial Injuries Scheme -- 1. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT OR DISEASE -- I. Accident -- II. Diseases -- A. Pneumoconiosis, Byssinosis and Diffuse Mesothelioma -- 2. LOSS OF FACULTY -- 3. DISABLEMENT -- 4. EMPLOYED EARNERS EMPLOYMENT -- 5. PERIOD OF ASSESSMENT -- 6. INDUSTRIAL INJURIES DISABLEMENT BENEFIT: ENTITLEMENT -- 7. CONSTANT ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE -- 8. EXCEPTIONALLY SDA -- Chapter 2. Former (Abolished) Additional Benefits -- Chapter 3. Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Occupational Disease: Health and Safety at Work -- Part VII. Unemployment -- Introduction -- 1. EMPLOYMENT POLICY -- Chapter 1. Universal Credit -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UC -- 2. UC APPLICATION -- 3. UC INTERVIEW. 4. UC 'CLAIMANT COMMITMENT' -- 5. UC SANCTIONS -- 6. CHALLENGES TO UC -- Chapter 2. Job Seeker's Allowance -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT TO JSA -- 2. THE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS -- 3. THE AMOUNT OF BENEFIT AND PERIOD OF ENTITLEMENT -- 4. DISQUALIFICATIONS -- I. Sanctions -- A. Employment-Related Sanctions -- 1. Trial Periods -- B. Jobseeker's Directions Sanctions -- C. Training Scheme and Employment Programme-Related Sanctions -- D. Sanction Periods -- II. Trade Disputes -- III. Persons under 18 -- Chapter 3. Back-to-Work Schemes -- Chapter 4. Provision of Work: Training Schemes and Employment Opportunities -- Part VIII. Pensions -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The State Retirement Pension -- 1. AGE LIMIT -- 2. CATEGORY A RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- 3. CATEGORY B RETIREMENT PENSIONS FOR SPOUSES AND CIVIL PARTNERS AND WIDOWS, WIDOWERS AND SURVIVING CIVIL PARTNERS -- 4. CATEGORY D RETIREMENT PENSIONS -- Chapter 2. Additional State Pension -- Chapter 3. Occupational and Personal Pensions Schemes -- Chapter 4. Pension Credits -- Part IX. Disabled Persons -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Disability Living Allowance -- 1. THE BENEFIT STRUCTURE -- 2. THE MOBILITY COMPONENT -- I. Qualifying Period -- II. Higher Rate Mobility Component -- III. Lower Rate Mobility Component -- 3. THE CARE COMPONENT -- I. Age Limits -- II. Rates of Benefit -- III. The Cooking Test -- IV. The Attention Tests -- V. The Supervision Tests -- 4. ADMINISTRATION AND ADJUDICATION OF DLA -- Chapter 2. Attendance Allowance for Those over the Age of 65 (AA 65+) -- Chapter 3. Personal Independence Payment -- 1. ELIGIBILITY FOR PIP -- 2. PIP ASSESSMENT PROCESS -- 3. PIP SCORING -- I. Variability -- II. Duration of PIP Awards -- III. Future of PIP -- Chapter 4. Severe Disablement Allowance -- Chapter 5. Other Benefits and Measures to Assist the Disabled -- 1. CARER'S ALLOWANCE. 2. VACCINE DAMAGE PAYMENTS -- 3. RESIDENTIAL CARE -- 4. EQUIPMENT -- 5. WAR PENSIONS -- Part X. Social Benefits and Tax Credits -- Introduction -- 1. SCOPE OF THIS PART -- 2. OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFITS AND TAX CREDITS -- I. Passporting -- II. Take-Up of Means-Tested Benefits and Tax Credits -- III. The Poverty Trap (the So-Called 'Lobster Pot') -- Chapter 1. Income Support -- 1. CONDITIONS OF ENTITLEMENT -- 2. CALCULATION OF IS: THE APPLICATION OF THE MEANS-TEST -- 3. SPECIAL RULES -- I. 16- to 17-Year-Olds -- II. Persons Involved in Trade Disputes -- III. Persons from Abroad -- A. Immigration Status -- B. Habitual Residence -- C. Asylum Seekers -- IV. Those in Residential and/or Nursing Care -- V. People in Hospital -- VI. Prisoners -- VII. People Without Settled Accommodation -- Chapter 2. Working Tax Credit -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. WORKING TAX CREDIT -- Chapter 3. HB and CTB -- Chapter 4. The Social Fund -- 1. THE NON-DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- I. Maternity Expenses -- II. Funeral Expenses -- III. Cold Weather Payments -- IV. Winter Fuel Payments467 -- 2. THE DISCRETIONARY SOCIAL FUND -- 3. BUDGETING LOANS -- Part XI. Claims and Adjudication -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Claims -- Chapter 2. The Administration of Social Security -- 1. THE DWP AND HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 2. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES -- I. JobCentre Plus -- II. The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission -- III. Pension Service -- IV. The Status of Officials Within DWP Executive Agencies -- V. Social Fund Applications -- 3. MEDICAL ADVICE, EXAMINATION AND ADJUDICATION -- 4. LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- 5. HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS -- 6. EMPLOYERS -- 7. ASYLUM SUPPORT -- 8. COUNTER FRAUD -- Chapter 3. Reviews and Appeals -- 1. REVIEWS -- I. Mandatory Reconsideration -- 2. APPEALS: SOCIAL ENTITLEMENT CHAMBER. 3. APPEALS: UPPER TRIBUNAL (ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS CHAMBER) -- 4. TAX (HMRC) APPEALS -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. UK Benefits & -- Pensions Rates 2022-2023 -- Appendix 2. UK Tax Credit Rates 2022-2023 -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover |
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