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The Work and Opportunities for Women (WOW) programme is the flagship women’s economic empowerment programme funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).
Consultations and documents from Make Work Pay, a government initiative on labour market reform.
Apply for a Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa to work in the UK in the creative industry - eligibility, extend, bring your family.
You must apply for a Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa if: you’ve been…
You need all of the following to be eligible for the creative category:…
When you apply, you’ll need to provide: your certificate of sponsorship…
Read the full guidance before you apply. Apply from outside the UK You…
Your partner and children can also apply to join you or stay in the UK as…
You can apply to extend your Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa. You…
You can enter the UK without applying for a visa in advance if you: have a…
Delivering the government's Plan to Make Work Pay.
Liz Kendall and Wes Streeting visit North Central London WorkWell service to see how early health interventions are helping to keep people in work or get them back to work.
The causal impacts of on-the-job soft skills training on the productivity, wages and retention of female garment workers in India
New data shows illegal working arrests have increased by 25% since the election.
This publication sets out the key findings of a survey undertaken to assess the impact of home working on employee experience.
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