Welfare
Seismic shifts in the welfare state
A report on the need for welfare reform to cut the cost of pensions and tax credits and begin a debate on the future of NHS funding.
Entitlement reform
Reform's report on the changes required to the welfare state.
The fairness test
Reform's report on fairness, welfare and public spending
The money-go-round
Reform's report on welfare spending in the UK and rising costs of middle class welfare over the last decade.
Reforming welfare
The brochure from the Reforming welfare conference on 30 June, including contributions from Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP and Steve Webb MP, Janet Daley and Matthew Taylor
Welfare: Briefing note
Reform's pre-election briefing on welfare
The end of entitlement
Reform's proposals for comprehensive welfare reform and abolishing middle-class welfare entitlements
Productive parents
Reform's review of maternity and paternity arrangements proposes a flat payment per family and equal leave entitlement for mothers and fathers
Help! Refashioning welfare reform to help...
This report, the fourth in a series by Frank Field MP, looks at time-limiting benefits and offering higher contribution-based benefits to long-term workers who are made redundant.
Making individuals agents of their own...
The report, the third in the series on welfare for Reform by Frank Field MP, the former Minister for Welfare Reform, presents new findings from a focus group of young unemployed people on welfare services.
Welfare isn't working - child poverty
The second report in Frank Field MP's series shows that progress on child poverty has stalled despite extra spending equivalent to a 4p cut in the basic rate of income tax.
Welfare isn't working - New Deal for Young...
The first in Frank Field MP's series of welfare reports for Reform. The report shows that the New Deal for Young People has so far cost £1.9 billion yet the number of unemployed young people has increased.
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