The work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith says he
believes the cap is working. But the polling on which he based his assertion
offers no clear evidence that it has had any effect. To accompany the roll-out
of the benefit cap on Monday morning, the work and pensions secretary Iain
Duncan Smith gave an interview on the BBC Today programme in which he claimed
that the policy was working because the threat of being hit by the cap had
persuaded more people to move off benefits and into a job. But is he right? Read more on the Guardian website.
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