Premier League and Channel 4 to train teenagers in Labour's 45m work drive
The UK government is implementing a £45 million training scheme to reduce youth unemployment through partnerships with cultural and sporting organizations.
The Guardian view on benefit reforms: ministers should enable work not force it | Editorial
The UK faces a significant issue with one in eight young people not engaged in work, education, or training, highlighting systemic failures.
Premier League and Channel 4 to train teenagers in Labour's 45m work drive
The UK government is implementing a £45 million training scheme to reduce youth unemployment through partnerships with cultural and sporting organizations.
The Guardian view on benefit reforms: ministers should enable work not force it | Editorial
The UK faces a significant issue with one in eight young people not engaged in work, education, or training, highlighting systemic failures.
Benefit claimants should have to look for work - PM
Benefit claimants should actively look for work, supported by government and businesses, especially those with anxiety about re-entering the workforce.
What is WorkWell? New disability work trial explained amid sickness benefits changes
A new WorkWell programme in England aims to support people with health conditions or disabilities to return to work through local services.
The women breaking through the silence of the asylum experience video
Community reporters in Rochdale and Oldham shed light on challenges faced by women in the asylum system.
The collaborative video series 'Made in Britain' unveils the struggles of women volunteering in their communities amidst a broken welfare system.
Don't believe the right, Britain doesn't have 9m shirkers theyjust want better work | Will Hutton
Millions of economically inactive adults in the UK receive benefits, leading to debates about welfare abuse.
There is a call for genuine conservatism to address economic and social crises, despite recognizing the importance of mental health issues.