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Largest welfare reforms for a generation to help sick and disabled people who can and have the potential to work into jobs - backed by a 拢1 billion investment, unveiled by the Work & Pensions Secretary today [Tuesday 18 鈥�
A controversial system that automatically approves landlord requests to deduct tenants鈥� benefits to pay rent arrears and ongoing rent payments is being re-examined, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall announced today [Tu鈥�
New scheme comes as part of the government鈥檚 drive to help people back into work and kickstart economic growth under its Plan for Change
People who are neurodiverse will benefit from better employment prospects and more inclusive workplaces thanks to the work and advice of a new expert panel launched today [Wednesday 29 January].
Welfare fraudsters who cheated the taxpayer out of 拢7 billion last year could be banned from driving if they repeatedly fail to reimburse the public and repay their debt.
Liz Kendall and Wes Streeting visit North Central London WorkWell service to see how early health interventions are helping to keep people in work or get them back to work.
Voices of struggling families, anti-poverty organisations and local leaders will be put at the centre of the Child Poverty Taskforce鈥檚 work to build an ambitious strategy to give all children the best start in life, minister鈥�
Ambassador to work with employers to help women experiencing menopause symptoms to stay in work and progress in their careers.
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Liz Kendall delivered a landmark speech setting out how Britain's system of employment support must be fundamentally reformed.
Today I鈥檓 announcing that I have set up a new cross government ministerial taskforce to drive the further action we need to take down barriers to recruitment.
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Almost 100,000 workplace training places have been delivered in the past year for jobseekers, smashing the Government鈥檚 80,000 annual target, new data has revealed.
The Prime Minister has outlined a package of sweeping reforms to put work at the heart of welfare and deliver on his 鈥渕oral mission鈥� to give everyone who is able to work, the best possible chance of staying in, or returning 鈥�
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes a speech on welfare.
Plans to boost economic activity while supporting vulnerable people with the cost of living will be driven through by Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride, as the Government unveiled its Budget for Long Term Growth.
A bold new government-backed review has set out a vision for workplace culture changes to support autistic people to start and stay in work.
Around 1.6 million private renters are set to receive a substantial boost to their housing support in April, as the Government lays legislation to increase Local Housing Allowance (LHA).
The number of 50PLUS Champions helping older workers into work has been doubled in Jobcentres up and down the country, the Minister for Employment has announced.
New Back to Work Plan to help up to 1,100,000 people with long-term health conditions, disabilities or long-term unemployment to look for and stay in work.
Disabled people and those with health conditions, who are currently being held back from improving their lives through work, will be better supported to realise their potential under Government plans unveiled today.
Two thousand people in Great Britain will receive letters inviting them to apply for Pension Credit as part of an innovative new trial launched today.
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