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26 May 2010

DEL/AME – The Civil Partnership

Tags: ame/del, civil partnership, DEL/AME, dwp, employment and skills, FND, pathfinders, PEP., welfare to work, work programme, workfare
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Will the DEL/AME Civil partnership work what are the risks?

24 May 2010

The Chancellors announcement – DWP cuts of £538m

Tags: announcement, jcp dwp, lib/con, political, Treasury, welfare
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George Osborne and David Laws announce Treasury cuts. However £6bn is still only the tip of the iceberg.

21 May 2010

Personalisation in Welfare to Work

Tags: dwp, employment and skills, ESA, FND, jcp, PEP., personalisation, personalised employment program, welfare reform, welfare to work
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Personalisation, FND PEP, Pathways to work

13 May 2010

Iain Duncan Smith on Welfare reform

Tags: benefits, centre for social justice, conservative party, csj, dwp, employment and skills, ESA, flexible new deal, FND, jcp, jobseekers allowance, labour party, PEP., personalisation, personalised employment program, prime contracting, welfare reform, welfare to work
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In 2009 Iain Duncan Smith suggested radical reform of our benefits system. As Secretary of State will he now deliver?

12 Oct 2009

How does the conservative proposal on Welfare reform compare to Labours’

Tags: benefits, job seeker, jobcentre plus, unemployment, welfare reform
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The conservative’s proposal on Welfare reform The conservatives have proposed 1. To simplify Labour’s different programmes into one single back-to-work […]

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DEL/AME – The Civil Partnership

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How does the conservative proposal on Welfare reform compare to Labours’

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