Peter Hoskin

A report that should influence welfare reform for years to come

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Iain Duncan Smith’s Centre for Social Justice has released a very important report today, and one which should influence the welfare debate for years to come.  At around 350 pages, it’s a weighty enough tome, but I’d recommend that CoffeeHousers give it a flick through.

Its subject is how to fix a benefits system which incentivises worklessness. 

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