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The government has tabled an amendment to the Pensions Bill to require pension providers to disclose all transaction costs in defined contribution workplace pensions.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New jobseekers in Bath and Harrogate will be able to make a claim for Universal Credit today as the new benefit rolls out.
Migrants from the EEA who claim to have been in work or self-employed to get benefits, will face a more robust test from 1 March 2014.
JSA payments to claimants who haven’t stuck to the rules have been suspended 818,000 times since we introduced new rules in October 2012.
Record-breaking numbers of women are now in work – the employment rate of 67.2% is the highest since records began.
The UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) has published a guide dispelling myths around work experience and highlighting its role in early careers.
The British Embassy has a vacancy for a Pro Consul working in the Consular section of the Embassy.
As 566,000 come off benefits since 2010, ministers move to tackle sickness absence with new service.
Over 8,000 households who had their benefits capped have found jobs, reduced their benefit claim, or had another change of circumstance.
Young people have got their foot on the career ladder with YouTube, Disney and Google through working with their local Jobcentre Plus adviser.
Personal Independence Payment roll out is extended to cover 5 new areas of the country.
A new cross-industry project has been launched to help businesses measure the value of their workforce.
Improvements to make the process of transferring business ownership fairer and more effective have come into force today (31 January 2014).
Richard Caseby has been named as the new Director of Communications at the Department for Work and Pensions today (30 January 2014).
Councils will receive £165 million to support vulnerable claimants who might need extra support next year (2014 to 2015).
A sharp rise in skills shortages could be holding back the UK’s economic recovery.
The British Embassy Baku would like to invite applications for the position of Pro-Consul (part-time).
Lord Freud discusses how Universal Credit will help employees to work more hours and calls on employers to champion the new benefit.
An overhaul of guidance on working at height is being launched.
Latest analysis shows more than 3,000 young people a month have been given a career opportunity through work experience since 2011.
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