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  • Millions pumped into anti-fraud work as DWP staff costs jump almost 200 per cent

    October 23, 2024

    The Department for Work and Pensions has increased its anti-fraud staff costs by nearly 200 per cent since 2021, as it seeks to crackdown on fraud

  • Labour’s growth push continues with ‘fundamental’ welfare reform promised

    July 23, 2024

    Liz Kendall, the work and pensions secretary, said that her department would become “a genuine department for work” as the new government attempts to tackle the rise in economic inactivity. “DWP has focused almost entirely on the benefits system, and specifically on implementing Universal Credit,” she said in a speech in Barnsley. “Nowhere near enough [...]

  • Government plan to get people back into work and tackle economic inactivity announced

    July 11, 2024

    Labour has laid out its first steps to get people back into work as the new government attempts to tackle the worrying rise in economic inactivity.

  • Can Mel Stride’s bootcamps address ‘urgent need’ to boost workforce?

    May 21, 2024

    Stride admitted that moving away from migration might provide a "recruitment challenge," but argued the policy formed part of a shift towards an "economic model based on British talent".

  • Proposed snooping powers are an incursion into our most basic rights

    May 2, 2024

    Slippery slopes are so named for a reason. One step might feel okay; a second, trouble-free. But suddenly momentum builds, and there’s no stopping you. The metaphor could not be more appropriate for the snooping powers that government is soon to take for itself – powers that represent a most aggressive incursion into basic privacy [...]

  • UK firms want tax incentives to invest in employee health amid growing sickness crisis

    April 30, 2024

    The report comes amid a growing debate about the impact of long-term sickness on the UK labour force.

  • Jeremy Hunt suggests the state pension triple lock is unsustainable. Is it?

    March 20, 2024

    Jeremy Hunt suggested that the state pension might have to come "under review" in the coming years as an ageing population puts ever greater strain on the public finances.

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