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Former director of a Coventry supply teaching agency today given maximum 10 year ban from being involved in running an employment agency.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Update on the roll-out of Universal Credit.
The number of people aged between 50 and 64 in employment in the UK has increased by nearly 2 million over the past 15 years.
Employers who fail to pay the NMW will be named and shamed under revamped plans to make it easier to clamp down on rogue businesses.
Apprenticeships are highly praised: 78% of apprentices and 81% of businesses say they would recommend them to friends or other employers.
The private sector now accounts for a greater share of overall employment than at any time since current records began nearly 15 years ago.
Low Pay Commissioners will visit Lincoln and Boston on 28 and 29 August on a fact-finding visit about the National Minimum Wage.
The benefit cap started in the final council areas on 12 August 2013 and will be completed nationally by the end of September.
The government's Digital Deal has provided funding for internet services and training to social housing tenants.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on Gibraltar, childcare vouchers, zero hours contracts, shale gas and immigration.
Research shows that over 90% of people who have been placed into a workplace pension by their employer are staying in.
The government announced an additional £35m in-year funding to help claimants affected by changes to housing benefit in the social sector who need extra support.
Nick Clegg announces a new boost for the government’s flagship programme, the Youth Contract, to get young people into jobs that last.
New jobseekers in Oldham and Warrington will be able to make a claim to Universal Credit from today (29 July 2013).
Grandparents caring for grandchildren under 12 could qualify for National Insurance credits that can top up their income in retirement.
As part of the ongoing process of improving the Work Capability Assessment (WCA), the DWP is to bring in additional providers to carry out assessments, Minister for Employment Mark Hoban announced today.
The Pensions Regulator has confirmed that the millionth worker has been automatically enrolled into a workplace pension.
David Cameron gave a speech at the first Disability Employment Conference in London on 18 July 2013.
Young people who are disabled will be given help to find employment through a Supported Internship programme and a Traineeship programme.
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