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Welfare Reform

Following the recent Welfare Reform White Paper, which was announced by secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, Govtoday sat down with Minister for Employment, Chris Grayling, to discuss...

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Next phase of European Social Fund begins
Grayling: Government is focused on rebuilding the economy
Fitness for work assessment continues to be improved
Reassessment programme offers return to work for many
Iain Duncan Smith sets out Welfare Reform Bill plans
Welfare Reform Bill: restoring the welfare system to make work pay
NHF welcomes decision to drop jobseeker penalty from Welfare Reform Bill
State pension to be simplified, says Iain Duncan Smith
new welfare rules will give jobseekers more opportunities
Grayling: increase in unemployment tempered by a reduction in the number of people claiming benefits and growth in private sector jobs
Reforming Britain’s health and safety regime to put common sense back
Incapacity benefit crackdown begins after pilot scheme
Disability Living Allowance to be replaced with new benefit
A simpler, fairer state pension for the 21st century
Scope of Löfstedt review into health and safety set out
Government presses ahead with reforms as people continue to be found fit for work
New measure of pensioner poverty announced
Unite supports protest lobby over abolition of the disability living allowance
Publication of DWP in-house research report evaluation of the Jobcentre Plus intensive activity trial for substance misusing customers
Radical reforms for parental leave and flexible working proposed
Extra push for jobseekers as mandatory work activity placements come on-stream
Grayling: Government welcomes a rise in employment and a fall in youth unemployment
Grayling launches a revolution in back to work support as the Work Programme rolls out nationwide
Grayling pledges support to all working families
Cancer patients fear vital benefits could be cut
Instant fines for incorrect benefit claims
UK Ministers lobby Europe against 'socially regressive' maternity proposals
Regulatory differences in pension schemes to be addressed
Cheats warned of benefit fraud blitz
Government publishes consultation response on the future of child maintenance
Latest unemployment figures still leave big economic challenges
Benefit test errors costing claimants
Benefit testing aimed at saving money say TUC
Unemployment challenges for older jobseekers
Unemployed rises
Grayling points to work programme as solution to unemployment rates
Government's flagship back to work programme at risk of financial collapse, says think tank
One in five Lib Dem voters set to desert party over welfare reform
Government announces organisational changes to Jobcentre Plus and the Pension, Disability and Carers Service
Measure the impact of means testing or risk confusion
Jobseekers on benefits who need help to speak english will have to take up free language training
Grayling: growth remains the Government’s priority
Social sector tenants will be responsible for paying landlords direct under Universal Credit
Recruitment practices of SME's explored
Radical changes needed on Jobcentre Plus say think tank
ESA claimants survey
Coming together to improve the lives of older people
More families will be paid childcare support than ever before
Grayling: unemployment rises as Government announces more support for young people
Grayling: Government reforms to the Work Capability Assessment start to show results
Grayling: Government reforms to the Work Capability Assessment start to show results
DWP and Home Office to launch strategy on preventing gang crime
Iain Duncan Smith sets out next steps for moving claimants onto Universal Credit
Early findings from pension credit study
Compulsory work for long term unemployed
Mind responds to PIP assessment
Grayling: Figures reaffirm our commitment to growth and to getting young people into work
Grayling: report calls for one million self employed to be exempt from health and safety law
Support for Mortgage Interest must be fair and affordable
Cold weather triggers first payments to most vulnerable
Action on short service refunds and small pots – Webb
Undersaving Britain – pension saving at the lowest level in 10 years
£200 million payment by results scheme to help troubled families
DWP In-house research report 'Attitudes to Age in Britain 2010-11'
Mind warns against benefit threshold
Rise in unemployment driven by more people entering the labour market: redundancy levels and JSA claims stabilising
370,000 migrants claiming benefits
DWP have been over-optimistic on Work Programme
CBI comments on NAO report on Work Programme
57 per cent found fit to work
New timetable clarifies automatic enrolment starting dates
Rise in employment and vacancies shows a stabilising labour market
Universal Credit - weapon against benefit fraudsters
Government launches employment support for prisoners
Iain Duncan Smith: Welfare reforms realised
Statistics show our benefit reforms are justified
GovToday Access Card
Mass means-testing has failed pensioners - Webb
ESA to be given 12 month cap
£4.5 billion pensions boost from this week
Trapeze artists being ordered to wear hard hats and other health and safety myths to be challenged
New research reveals true benefits of work experience
Labour market showing more signs of stability but we still have challenges ahead
Bringing child maintenance under direct Ministerial control
Government gives one year’s notice of benefit cap
Support for people on sickness benefits to get back into the workplace
Work programme has risks say MPs
Support to help lone parents into work
Over £500k of Government funding awarded to Disabled People’s User-Led Organisations
Early roll out of Universal Credit to go live in Manchester and Cheshire
Mandatory work activity scheme extended
Moving goalposts won't improve conditions for children on the breadline', says TUC
Minister unveils Innovation Fund for separating parents
Change your job, take your pension with you
Government launches wage incentive for disabled people
£300m support for future mesothelioma victims
Second Remploy workers’ strike tomorrow
15 per cent drop in employees’ pension saving since 2007
Judge rejects claims that work schemes are forced labour
Jobs boost welcomed as unemployment falls for fifth month
Simplifying the state pension
Minister launches guide for SMEs to realise potential of the ‘purple pound’
Poorest workers to lose out unless government changes course
Freud announces successful Local Authority led Universal Credit pilots
From October pensions will no longer be the preserve of the few
Benefits rules change to help people with cancer
New disability action alliance announced to deliver disability strategy
Youth unemployment: Government package not enough on its own
Government must streamline business support to tackle youth unemployment
Over half a million new people saving in a pension by Christmas
“We’re all in!” - Biggest change in pensions for over a century
Universal Credit will see disabled people lose out
Universal Credit could trap people in poverty
Councils face shortfall in affordable housing
Welfare to work targets missed
Work Programme is getting people working
Work Programme figures tell bleak story for single parents
Underemployment up 1 million since 2008
DWP getting too many decisions wrong on claimants' ability to work
Lift NEST restrictions now
Lift NEST restrictions now, says WPC
Work programme and job centre fail to deliver for single parents
Three more every working day – ex-Remploy workers in jobs boost
Paying for your children is 'now the norm'
Levi Roots encourages entrepreneurs
Government announces details of post Work Programme support

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