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Time to disrupt welfare

Britain’s approach to welfare is starting to change, writes Simon Parker.

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By Simon Parker | 10 September 2015

Britain's approach to welfare is starting to change.

We saw this in the Budget, when chancellor George Osborne announced that he wanted to reduce benefits and raise the minimum wage to partially compensate.

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Simon Parker

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