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Determines the charitable status of organisations working in the field of relief of unemployment.
Analysis of youth unemployment and economic inactivity by socioeconomic background, broken down by sex and age. Data from the Labour Force Survey.
If your employer is 'insolvent' this means it cannot pay its debts - your rights if this happens, claiming money owed to you, where to get advice
We are seeking views on options for a new experimental statistical series to consistently measure the number of people claiming unemployment related benefits.
Today I’m announcing that I have set up a new cross government ministerial taskforce to drive the further action we need to take down barriers to recruitment.
British and Irish citizens and people with valid immigration status escaping the violence in Israel, the Occupied Palestinian Territories or Lebanon can claim benefits from the day they arrive in the UK.
The Prime Minister has outlined a package of sweeping reforms to put work at the heart of welfare and deliver on his “moral mission” to give everyone who is able to work, the best possible chance of staying in, or...
Alister Jack says getting more people into employment is a priority with more than £3bn now invested directly into Scotland to boost growth and prosperity
This pack looks at evidence for the idea that unemployment may be a cause of violence, and links to a number of publications on the topic
Apply online for a PDU1 certificate for unemployment benefit if you live or will be living abroad or for a paper statement of your National Insurance contributions.
This review examines whether there is evidence of a link between youth unemployment and violence in developing countries
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