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New rules meaning over 180,000 Universal Credit claimants will have to look for more work have come into force today (Monday 13 May), as the Government helps people progress in work and off welfare.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Reforms to occupational health services will be shaped through a £1.5m innovation fund, through Innovate UK's Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI), as the government continues its drive to tackle in work sickness a…
Find your National Insurance number and employment history using the HMRC app.
This week marks British Beauty Week (26th – 30th October) which highlights Britain’s thriving and influential beauty brands.
The expansion of the Youth Offer to inactive claimants, for the first time, will begin immediately to help young people into work and improve wellbeing.
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.
An extra £22 million is being invested to extend free and impartial support for people making a Universal Credit claim.
Breaking gender bias: Environment Agency has more diverse workforce bringing greater benefit to the environment - women increasingly taking up manual work
Thousands more jobseekers can now access tailored face-to-face job support and meet local employers as 150 new jobcentres are opened, levelling up opportunities across the country.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
New package of support to help thousands of disabled people into work as government builds back fairer.
Fifty veterans will get a digital boost in their job-hunting endeavours thanks to a donation of laptops by National Highways
In the final phase of our job scams campaign, DBS has been working with JobsAware and Cifas to understand the impact of scams, and how to avoid being scammed.
This campaign will look at seasonal job scams in the months leading up to Christmas, and how to avoid.
From Dundee to Swansea and in London boroughs, young people across all corners of Great Britain are now benefitting from new specialist employment support and advice from local Youth Hubs.
Visit the new site to learn more about the potential to grow your knowledge, explore new specialities and develop a varied career as an APHA Vet.
A National Insurance contributions holiday for businesses who employ armed forces veterans comes into force on 6 April 2021.
More than 800 jobseekers per day have been referred to the government’s new £238 million JETS – Job Entry Targeted Support – programme since it launched at the start of October 2020.
Two new programmes have been announced to help disadvantaged young people into work and use mobile technology to help jobseekers into higher paid jobs.
Parents are to receive a helping hand to balance work and life from a brand new jobs scheme to be launched tomorrow (2 September 2019) by Amber Rudd.
Opportunities to gain an extra qualification, go to university, get on-the-job experience or start your career if you've just finished your exams.
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