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Over 65,000 businesses have been set up with government backing from the New Enterprise Allowance.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Two new commissioners have been appointed to the Low Pay Commission, Business Minister Jo Swinson announced today (25 March 2015).
Nearly 1,000 more disabled people a year will benefit from specialist employment support thanks to a new scheme announced today (24 March 2015).
Business Minister Jo Swinson has named 48 employers who have failed to pay their workers the National Minimum Wage.
Vince Cable announces plans to launch an online tool that will make it easier to find out how much people are paid.
The Pensions Tax Manual will be published in spring 2015, to replace the current Registered Pension Schemes Manual.
More than 400,000 long-term unemployed people are now in work because of the Work Programme.
The employment rate has now hit an all time record high in the UK, after growing faster than any major economy over the past year.
From Thursday 1 October 2015, the adult rate of the National Minimum Wage (NMW) will rise by 20p.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg announce largest real-terms increase in adult National Minimum Wage since 2008 and a 20% increase for apprentices.
The Low Pay Commission today welcomed the government’s acceptance of its recommendations on rates for the National Minimum Wage (NMW) for adults aged 21 and over, for young people aged 18-20 and for 16-17 year olds from Octo…
Chancellor announces government will extend pension freedoms to around 5 million people who have already bought an annuity.
Nearly 5.2 million workers have been enrolled into a workplace pension scheme through automatic enrolment.
A bold ambition to ensure more disabled people can benefit from the UK’s growing economy and jobs market is behind Access to Work changes.
Enabling people over 50 into employment could boost the economy by up to £25 billion a year.
A new initiative targeting career changers starts next month.
The Prime Minister spoke at the Green School, Isleworth on jobs, money, homes, schools and savings and announced 49 new free schools.
From today (9 March 2015), new EU migrants who have arrived in the UK will be prevented from claiming benefits until they have started work.
Young UK women are putting their European counterparts to shame.
Industry figures say they are developing products that meet people’s needs, and interim pension changes have already proved popular.
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