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A new £3.7 million employment programme will see mentors who have beat drug or alcohol addiction placed in Jobcentres to help others with dependencies recover and get back into work.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
All pensioners on a low income should check if they qualify for Pension Credit in order to also receive a Cost of Living Payment.
The State Pension age timetable will remain unchanged, for the time being. The review was informed by reports from the Government Actuary.
Millions of the lowest paid workers across the UK will receive a pay increase as the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rise comes into effect.
The second review of State Pension age has been published by the Government today.
We blog about how to recruit and retain staff, along with the importance of the employee value proposition in the Civil Service and public sector.
Over 1.2 million low-income earners on Universal Credit can now tap into additional support to help secure promotions and higher wages.
An extra £22 million is being invested to extend free and impartial support for people making a Universal Credit claim.
This latest blog from GAD focuses on defined contribution pensions and the role they play in the UK market.
Breaking gender bias: Environment Agency has more diverse workforce bringing greater benefit to the environment - women increasingly taking up manual work
Today (Monday 6 March) the Women’s and Health Minister, Maria Caulfield met leading researchers and discussed their work to improve health outcomes for women and babies, and the importance of women working in STEM (science, …
Thousands of taxpayers have been given more time to fill gaps in their National Insurance record and help increase the amount they receive in State Pension.
Employers are being encouraged to better support women experiencing the menopause as the Government today appointed England’s first ever Menopause Employment Champion.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) today confirmed it will support proposals to expand Automatic Enrolment, enabling millions of people to save more and to start saving earlier.
The DWP has signed the Age-friendly Employer Pledge, a nationwide programme run by the Centre for Ageing Better to promote age inclusive working practices.
The review will examine how TPR is performing its role and where it can improve, providing greater efficiency and value to taxpayers.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced the appointment of Sara Weller CBE as the new permanent Chair of the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS).
More women will be helped back into the workplace following the launch of a Government-backed training programme.
The government backs law that gives all workers the legal right to request a predictable working pattern.
Minister for Pensions Laura Trott addressed an audience at the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association on new measures to help close the pensions inequality gap.
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