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Employment Minister Esther McVey urges people not to hide their accents when looking for work.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Women should take advantage of the 12 million future vacancies traditionally considered male jobs, like construction and engineering.
More companies across the country are waking up to the considerable talents of disabled people in the workplace, says Mark Harper.
Universal Credit will be available to families in more areas across the country, from today.
The number of absent parents who are now paying towards the cost of their children through the Child Support Agency has hit an all-time high.
Lord Freud's, Minister for Welfare Reform, speech to the Local Government Association (LGA) about Universal Credit and Universal Support.
A new milestone has been reached with the unemployment rate falling below 6% for the first time in 6 years.
Over a million jobseekers have signed up to a Claimant Commitment meaning they need to do more to find work or face losing their benefits.
The number of disabled people being supported into jobs through Access to Work is increasing, new figures show.
Plans announced to do more to get some of England’s hardest to help families back to work.
Eighty four per cent of health and safety rules will have been scrapped or improved in this Parliament, freeing employers from unnecessary red tape.
The Minister for Disabled People has appointed 5 new members to the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council (IIAC) for 3 years.
An expectation of an £800 a week pension is an example of why teenagers need a wake-up call about the importance of saving for old age.
New government research shows how the way we view retirement is changing, as well as the challenges that older workers can face.
New figures show the average waiting time for disputes against benefit decisions have dropped substantially.
The government is calling on disabled sports fans to share their experiences of viewing live sport at stadiums and sports grounds across Britain.
A series of live radio phone-ins, in which a DWP minister takes calls from listeners on pensions, is to be extended into 2015.
Over 7,500 people celebrated their 100th-plus birthdays in 2014 with a celebratory card from the Queen.
How Jobcentre staff are taking work support direct to jobseekers in unusual locations.
Health and Safety Minister Lord Freud is urging a common sense approach to clearing snow from footpaths and pavements.
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