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Universal Credit now available at 50% of all Scottish Jobcentres from today

Sunday, 07 June 2015
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Universal Credit now available at 50% of all Scottish Jobcentres from today
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All Glasgow Jobcentres now offer Universal Credit, with the new benefit that makes work always pay, available to all new single claimants.

Today Universal Credit is available in 14 more Jobcentres across Glasgow:

  • Anniesland
  • Bridgeton
  • Castlemilk
  • Drumchapel
  • Easterhouse
  • Govan
  • Langside
  • Laurieston
  • Maryhill
  • Newlands
  • Parkhead
  • Partick
  • Shettleston
  • Springburn

Learn how Universal Credit can benefit you, even if you’re in work:

Universal Credit helps you into work

Universal Credit will eventually replace 6 existing benefits:

  • Jobseeker’s Allowance
  • Income Support
  • Employment and Support Allowance
  • Working Tax Credit
  • Child Tax Credits
  • Housing Benefit

Read the list of Jobcentre areas where you can claim Universal Credit.

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