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Publications

  1. Publication date:
    October 2008

    Briefing which outlines the key findings from the Growing Old Together research report about older CAB clients and debt.

  2. Lindsay Isaacs
    Publication date:
    September 2008

    Consultation response which outlines some of the key tax credit issues that CAB clients and advisers have reported over the last year.

  3. David Brownlee
    Publication date:
    August 2008

    A consultation response from CAS regarding the Scottish Government veterans consultation.

  4. Keith Dryburgh,
    Publication date:
    August 2008

    A response to the Low Pay Commission

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  5. Publication date:
    July 2008
  6. Publication date:
    July 2008

    When employment ends, being denied statutory rights - such as wages due,pay in lieu of notice, and proper dismissal procedures – piles on the misery for CAB clients.

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  7. David McNeish
    Publication date:
    July 2008

    CAS response to the Scottish Government consultation on a local income tax, highlighting serious problems with the current systems.

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  8. Publication date:
    July 2008

    Vulnerable CAB clients are struggling to overcome the barriers that stand between them and employment. 

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  9. Publication date:
    July 2008

    Briefing sheet on employment.

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  10. Publication date:
    June 2008
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  11. Lindsay Isaacs
    Publication date:
    June 2008

    Evidence submitted by CAS in response to the local government committee's enquiry into child poverty.

  12. David McNeish
    Publication date:
    June 2008

    Submission to the Scottish Government's Fuel Poverty Forum in response to the consultation on tackling poverty.

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  13. Keith Dryburgh
    Publication date:
    April 2008

    Research report which details the effect of changes to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) on bureau clients.

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  14. David McNeish
    Publication date:
    April 2008

    A briefing for the westminster debate on child poverty in Scotland, written in response to the inquiry by the Scottish Affairs Committee

  15. Chloe Clemmons
    Publication date:
    April 2008

    Consultation which sets out what the review considers to be the most important issues that should be examined in order to identify and assess possible options for change.

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  16. Lindsay Isaacs
    Publication date:
    March 2008

    Consultation response on benefit backdating submitted for DWP impact assessment.

  17. Publication date:
    February 2008
  18. Lindsay Isaacs
    Publication date:
    February 2008

    Response which sets out the Scottish Government's proposed principles of charging for the time period 2010-2014.

  19. Publication date:
    January 2008

    The impressive results from last year's MORI survey show that the Scottish public, and other organisations, trust the CAB service to deliver accurately the advice they need, and they respect the values that underpin our work. This gives us the confidence to address the challenges ahead, as outlined in this plan, secure in the knowledge that the service has a strong record in evolving successfully, while holding firm to our core values.

    The CAB service exists to meet the needs of our varied groups of clients, needs which are not only growing, but getting more complex. And we know that there is unmet need for advice, so improving access to the service is something we have to address.

  20. Publication date:
    January 2008

    Briefing which highlights problems CAB clients have with power companies.

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