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Home | Publications and resources | Research | Sanctionable Failures: Universal Credit’s failing sanctions regime and the harm it causes | Screenshot 2025-11-11 155541

Screenshot 2025-11-11 155541

Published 11th November 2025 at 458 × 639 in Sanctionable Failures: Universal Credit’s failing sanctions regime and the harm it causes
Cover of a report on Universal Credit sanctions, Sanctionable Failures. Illustration shows desk calendar with days crossed out obscuring a small pile of coins.

Sanctionable Failure: PLP’s research with the Central England Law Centre

Our research on the harms caused by Universal Credit sanctions

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