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The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions has unveiled his new ministerial team.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The proportion of claims made online has more than doubled in a year – saving money and paving the way for Universal Credit.
Consultation and a call for evidence on The Housing Benefit and Universal Credit (Size Criteria) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2013.
A speech on the progress of welfare reforms by Lord Freud, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Welfare Reform.
Some Jobseeker's Allowance claimants will have to take part in supervised jobsearch activity in a new trial to be introduced in 2014.
There is a rich history of racial diversity in the Armed Forces of the British Crown which can be traced back over several centuries.
The government has announced Help to Work - a new scheme designed to tackle long term unemployment.
The £500 a week benefit cap is in place across the country and a major welfare reform has been successfully delivered.
Latest published figures show over 168,000 jobseekers have escaped long-term unemployment and found lasting work through the Work Programme.
Armed Forces community members seeking a pathway to employment are set to benefit from the launch of new support organisation 'SORTED!'
British Army cooks have achieved a record number of educational qualifications while deployed in Afghanistan.
New Zealand's Prime Minister has paid his respects to those who bravely defended Britain and the Commonwealth during the Second World War.
Matthew Oakley appointed to carry out an independent review of benefit sanctions for the government.
Extra financial support for British entrepreneurs to start a business is now available through Start-Up Loans and New Enterprise Allowance.
Latest employment figures from the Office for National Statistics: September 2013.
The progress being made in separated parents accepting financial responsibility for their children.
Written ministerial statement on the Troubled Families programme by Eric Pickles.
The Troubled Families scheme has turned around the lives of 14,000 of England’s toughest to tackle households in just 15 months.
The Prime Minister’s spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Syria, Universal Credit, sex education and the German Chancellor.
We will implement Universal Credit on time by 2017 and within budget – our plan is achievable.
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