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The MAC has published a call for evidence review on shortage occupation lists for the UK and Scotland.
Chancellor visits Alliance Boots to welcome their announcement that three new firms have moved to MediCity, helping boost the local economy.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Living in Spain without having thought about how you will look after your future health could cost you time, worry and money, warns the Department of Health in a new video about the importance of registering for healthcare.
New research by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) shows logistics firms risk being left behind if they fail to tackle skills shortages.
Sets out the arrangements and responsibilities to be introduced under the Police Pension Scheme 2015 and the transitional arrangements under the existing schemes.
Clamp-down on use of ‘hybrid mismatches’ announced - a technique used by multinational companies to significantly reduce their tax bills.
The government announced that from April 2015, the earnings threshold for Carers' Allowance will be raised to £110 a week.
Education and training for female offenders is to be given a boost today as Justice Minister Simon Hughes set out plans for a tailored curriculum in women’s prisons that will better meet women’s needs.
A major new campaign, 'Your future, your pension', aimed at ensuring today’s workers understand the new State Pension, to be launched.
LIBOR fines allocated to help support 200,000 emergency services personnel and volunteers.
Over 500 separate applications received, ensuring a competitive auction and securing future electricity supplies at the lowest possible cost to billpayers.
The Deputy Prime Minister recognises the achievements of African and Caribbean men and women in Black History Month.
We explain how the new system will work and what it means for you.
14 uniformed youth groups will benefit from round 1 of the £10 million Uniformed Youth Social Action Fund. Round two of funding is now open.
The UK supports the Congolese government to tackle Ebola
Trade and Investment Minister, Lord Livingston, saw how the North East is leading the way in the oil and gas industry on a visit to Tyneside.
…'The government has taken the right decisions to create a competitive tax system that encourages growth and investment', he explains.…
Hundreds of armed forces families are launching small businesses thanks to a programme aimed at supporting our service personnel.
New rules require letting agents to join a redress scheme, to ensure tenants have a straightforward option to hold them to account.
A £150 million project to turn Beacon Barracks into a major hub for the UK's armed forces has marked 2 significant construction milestones.
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