Welfare Reform Act 2012
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13 Work-related requirements: introductory
(1) This Chapter provides for the Secretary of State to impose work-related requirements with which claimants must comply for the purposes of this Part. (2) In this Part “work-related requirement” means— (a) a work-focused interview requirement (see section 15); (b) a work preparation requirement (see section 16); (c) a work search requirement (see section 17); (d) a work availability requirement (see section 18). (3) The work-related requirements which may be imposed on a claimant depend on which of the following groups the claimant falls into— (a) no work-related requirements (see section 19); (b) work-focused interview requirement only (see section 20); (c) work-focused interview and work preparation requirements only (see section 21); (d) all work-related requirements (see section 22).
13 Work-related requirements: introductory
(1) This Chapter provides for the Secretary of State to impose work-related requirements with which claimants must comply for the purposes of this Part. (2) In this Part “work-related requirement” means— (a) a work-focused interview requirement (see section 15); (b) a work preparation requirement (see section 16); (c) a work search requirement (see section 17); (d) a work availability requirement (see section 18). (3) The work-related requirements which may be imposed on a claimant depend on which of the following groups the claimant falls into— (a) no work-related requirements (see section 19); (b) work-focused interview requirement only (see section 20); (c) work-focused interview and work preparation requirements only (see section 21); (d) all work-related requirements (see section 22).
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