Welfare That Works for Women?: Mothers' Experiences of the Conditionality within Universal Credit

For generations, women have experienced disadvantage in the social security system.

This book analyses fresh empirical evidence which demonstrates the gendered impacts of the new conditionality regime within Universal Credit. It shows how the regime affects women's unpaid caring roles, their position in the paid labour market and their agency regarding engagement in unpaid care and paid work. Ultimately, it highlights the impacts on the position of low-income women in the UK’s social securi...