2 March, 2022 Open access
1 March, 2022
Conservative peer Baroness Stroud highlights that introducing the right to work will support the government’s own poverty strategy of families working their way out of poverty
28 February, 2022
25 February, 2022 Open access
Despite spending in excess of £1bn on the scheme, it reached far fewer people than intended, and the Department has little idea what was delivered
25 February, 2022
23 February, 2022 Open access
Public Accounts Committee says it is 'crucial' that lessons are learned and embedded for when the next big crisis hits
17 February, 2022
17 February, 2022
Advice designed to help deal with bereavement in a supportive, compassionate and practical way
11 February, 2022
Feedback sought by 25 February 2022 in respect of new codes that will be in force from April 2022
11 February, 2022
New report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee highlights that £5.3 billion was lost in payments made through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme in 2020/2021
8 February, 2022
Government has 'no excuse' for failing to move ahead with proposals in 2018 consultation, says Chair of Women and Equalities Committee
8 February, 2022
Bill includes provision to align rights with those for the rest of the UK and to extend these at a later date to make bereavement pay a day one right and to include working parents who suffer loss of a child through miscarriage
4 February, 2022
Attorney General advises Justice Committee that this is why 'a debate is needed about the boundaries of judicial review being properly drawn'
2 February, 2022
Minister confirms that, less than two months before the scheme is due to close, only 122,000 jobs have been started against a target of 250,000
1 February, 2022 Open access
Secretary of State tells parliament that it's not only right but responsible to revisit the balance of risks and opportunities that guided the government's original decision last year.
1 February, 2022 Open access
Results will help support union representatives in combatting perpetrators, and to campaign for an end to sexual harassment for everyone
24 January, 2022
New edition of Touchbase also outlines discretionary grounds for referring claimants to the scheme who have been unemployed for shorter periods
24 January, 2022
Certified service providers will carry out the checks on behalf of landlords, letting agents and employers, making ID checking 'quicker, easier and more secure'
11 January, 2022
New statutory instrument addresses High Court ruling that UK Government had failed to properly apply provisions within EU health and safety directives to ‘limb (b)’ workers
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