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Statement in response to Public Accounts Committee report on the Work Programme.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Long-term unemployment fell by 15,000 this quarter to its lowest level for nearly a year, according to official figures released today.
Figures released today show the vast majority of parents who use the Child Support Agency (CSA) are now paying for their children.
Information on the extension of the Youth Contract, designed to help disengaged young people to return to work or training.
A new benefit will mean that seriously injured armed forces veterans will be guaranteed financial support of around £7,000 a year for life.
The Government’s reforms to the state pension will work with automatic enrolment to boost pension-saving among low and medium earners.
New government funding will boost training for blind people to use a ‘guide dog’ smart phone app.
Mark Hoban, Minister for Employment, responding to today’s Court of Appeal judgment on Government employment schemes.
Vulnerable claimants will get personalised help with their Universal Credit claim, Ministers announced today.
The Government today confirmed it will consult on proposals to make the process of automatic enrolment simpler.
Announcement of the appointment of a new Chief Information Officer at the Department for Work and Pensions.
Ministers reiterated their commitment to supporting vulnerable claimants in their response to the Work and Pensions Select Committee Report.
Two reports published today reveal the Government is making rapid progress in restoring common sense to health and safety.
How someone carries out a range of activities will be considered when their eligibility for the PIP is assessed.
Speech by the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP.
Nearly a third of people on the old incapacity benefits have been found to be capable of some form of work since reassessment began.
Improvements to the Work Capability Assessment will mean more people suffering from cancer will get the unconditional help they need.
Almost half of ex-Remploy factory workers who have taken up the Government’s employment support package have found work or are in training.
A speech by Lord Freud , Minister for Welfare Reform.
A call for evidence on the impact of funding Defined Benefit pensions on investment and growth announced has been published.
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