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National Grid has pledged to become a partner of the government’s Disability Confident campaign.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A government report published today sets out how new measures to tackle fraud and error will save the taxpayer £2.6 billion a year.
Over 65,000 businesses have been set up with government backing from the New Enterprise Allowance.
Nearly 1,000 more disabled people a year will benefit from specialist employment support thanks to a new scheme announced today (24 March 2015).
New figures show the number of workless households has fallen by more than 600,000 since 2010, the lowest in a decade.
British Deputy High Commissioner Chennai, Bharat Joshi will release publications in Tamil in Chennai on Wednesday 25 March 2015.
More than 400,000 long-term unemployed people are now in work because of the Work Programme.
Judges in the country’s highest court have declared that the benefit cap is lawful.
The Welsh Government will transfer support for Independent Living Fund (ILF) recipients in Wales to local authorities from 1 July 2015.
Ministers have backed proposals to extend the approach of the successful Troubled Families programme into other local services.
A 3-day weekend of events will mark the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.
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.
The Communities Secretary has hailed the life-changing impact of the government’s Troubled Families programme, which has now turned around more than 105,000 of the hardest to help households in England.
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.
Correspondence between SSAC and the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions about the entitlement of EEA nationals to Universal Credit.
An extra £2.5 million in government funding to help charities and other groups support families going through relationship breakdown.
Young UK women are putting their European counterparts to shame.
The number of children living with both birth parents has risen to 70%.
Kris Hopkins announces a new £250,000 fund to support women and give them the confidence to speak out against abuse.
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