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First Wales areas launch Connect to Work services as 16 more regions across England and Wales have funding confirmed
Thousands of young people were brought together with employers today for the first ever jobs fair for the Youth Guarantee – the government’s scheme to help ensure young people are either earning or learning.
Almost 1.5 million households have received a £25 Cold Weather Payment since December, providing vital cost of living support to help people stay warm during cold weather.
Jobseekers are to benefit from the roll-out of mobile jobs vans across Great Britain – appearing outside leisure centres, supermarkets and even football stadiums.
Around 175 school pupils and college students from across South Yorkshire visited the fair to find out about jobs in clean energy.
People looking for a career in the Armed Forces will receive advice directly from military personnel in their local jobcentre, under new plans to boost military recruitment.
Lowering the train driver age from 20 to 18 will give younger people the chance to build rewarding careers in the UK railway industry.
13,000 apprenticeship and T Level opportunities created by government’s plan to transform school buildings.
Welfare reforms designed to rebalance the benefits system and support more people into work move forward today, as Universal Credit legislation is laid in Parliament (Monday 9 February).
Young people across the country are to benefit from a clearer path into apprenticeships, as the Prime Minister vows to “unlock opportunities for young people across the country” ahead of National Apprenticeship Week.
Young people will be given a quicker route into high-quality jobs on major projects as the Government slashes red tape to fast-track the process.
This document sets out an update on the progress of the Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP), from the Review's co-chairs.
Young people are set to benefit from TV and film industry support for the Government’s Youth Guarantee.
Historic legislation to end the two-child limit and lift hundreds and thousands of children out of poverty has moved a step closer to reality today.
Disabled people are set to benefit from the expertise of some of the world's tech giants to help make the workplace more accessible to them.
Twelve experts appointed to the steering group for the Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
Millions of working women will be better off with new measures being introduced to tackle historic gender pension gap.
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Pat McFadden delivered a speech to Parliament to announce the Government's new response to the PHSO State Pension age communication investigation as it relates to communicatio…
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Liz Kendall delivered a speech to Parliament to outline the response to the PHSO State Pension age communication investigation.
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