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  • The government’s evidence for the Low Pay Commission (LPC) to consider when setting the 2015 national minimum wage (NMW).

  • A snapshot of the number of staff in the Service (headcount and full-time equivalent) with accompanying trend data.

  • Findings from a survey of 50 employers with between 90 and 499 workers who staged automatic enrolment between January 2014 and July 2014.

  • This paper presents the evidence relating to the impacts of the working time regulations on the UK labour market. BIS analysis paper number 5.

  • The number of starts with a business mentor and the number of starts on the allowance.

  • Research about communications with social housing tenants affected by the removal of the spare room subsidy.

  • A report by the Work Programme: Building Best Practice Group that looks at how the Work Programme can be improved.

  • This research is part of a comprehensive evaluation of the Work Programme, to provide an independent assessment of delivery and performance.

  • This research reports on how the policy of referring prison leavers directly to the Work Programme is operating.

  • This research is part of a comprehensive evaluation of the Work Programme, to provide an independent assessment of delivery and performance.

  • Final evaluation of the Direct Payment Demonstration Project relating to the direct payment of Housing Benefit to tenants in social housing.

  • National statistics to 30 September 2014 on Work Programme referrals, attachments, validated job outcome payments and sustainment payments.

  • Matthew Oakley's independent review of Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) sanctions for claimants failing to take part in back to work schemes.

  • Results from the 2014 surveys into the views and experiences of learners and employers involved in apprenticeships.

  • Quarterly Northern Ireland employee jobs series.

  • Measures changes in the average labour costs per hour worked. Also known as Labour Costs Index (LCI).

  • This document is a review of the benefit cap during its first year of operation from April 2013.

  • These reports review progress during the first year of the operation of the benefit cap against its aims.

  • Survey conducted in October 2014 looking at temporary agency workers and the use of pay between assignment contracts.

  • Findings of research to track attitudes and behaviours in relation to workplace pensions and automatic enrolment, June 2014.