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The £16 million Youth Engagement Fund aims to improve young people's educational achievement and employability.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Economist, policy expert and consumer champion Dr Ros Altmann CBE has been appointed by the government as its new Business Champion for Older Workers.
Jobseekers to get extra help to get online and manage their finances on a monthly basis to prepare for the world of work under Universal Credit.
Announcing local support for jobseekers to help prepare for Universal Credit.
Nearly 70% of the British public feel attitudes towards disabled people have improved since the London Paralympic Games in 2012, statistics published by the government reveal.
DWP response to the High Court judgment on Hewstone.
British pensioners have seen their income grow for the first time in real terms in 3 years – with the triple lock protection of the State Pension and more older people choosing to stay in work.
DWP response to the National Audit Office (NAO) report on the Work Programme.
The number of people in relative poverty has fallen by 100,000 over the past year.
A new child maintenance system will support more families to work together and maintain a subsidised service for those who really need it.
David Harker CBE has been appointed as Chair of The Pensions Advisory Service, the DWP announced today (27 June 2014).
Supporting families into work, improving living standards and raising educational attainment are the fundamental aims set out in the government’s child poverty strategy.
Welfare reforms have boosted the number of benefit claimants training to improve their skills by almost 40%.
Pensions Minister Steve Webb to continue with plans to overhaul the private pensions market.
More than £20 million specifically earmarked to help people adapt to welfare reforms was not spent by local authorities last year.
Universal Credit, the government’s flagship welfare reform, will expand rapidly throughout the rest of 2014.
About 300,000 long-term unemployed people have found lasting work using the Work Programme – an increase of 44,000 people in jobs in the last 3 months.
Around 2,000 businesses a month have been set up over the past year by people who have moved from claiming benefits to being their own boss.
The number of benefit decision appeals dropped by 79% to 32,546 between January and March 2014, compared to same time last year.
Minister for Pensions Steve Webb launches a new action plan to help older workers stay in the workplace
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