Universal Credit Conditionality Groups Explained: Who Has to Do What?
Universal Credit conditionality can be difficult to understand, especially when someone is balancing work, health conditions, caring responsibilities or changing circumstances.
This free webinar will explain the main Universal Credit work-related requirement groups and explore what each group means in practice. We will also look at how conditionality links to employment support, including situations where someone is working, moving towards work or expected to increase their earnings.
Learning Objectives
What We Will Cover
- What Universal Credit conditionality means
- The main work-related requirement groups
- How health, caring responsibilities and children can affect requirements
- What can happen if requirements are not met
- Universal Credit and work: earnings, expectations and common misconceptions
- Why this matters for employability providers and FES delivery
- There will be time to put your questions to our trainer at the end of the webinar.