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Employment levels have yet to return to pre—pandemic levels which is bad for businesses who cannot fill vacancies and bad for people missing out on the opportunity to do well for themselves and their families. so the prime minister has asked the work and pensions secretary to do a thorough review of issues holding back workforce participation, to conclude early in the new year. alongside this i am also committed to helping people already in work to raise their incomes, progress work and become financially independent so we will ask over 600,000 more people on universal credit to meet with a ...

The Chancellor unveils his Growth Plan to release the potential of the UK economy, tackle inflation and deliver higher productivity and wages.

The Chancellor has announced big tax cuts, changes to stamp duty, scrapping of bankers’ bonuses and the tightening of rules for some people claiming Universal Credit. Kwasi Kwarteng has confirmed that Universal Credit rules will be tightened in a bid to push more people into work. During his ‘mini budget’ speech today in the Commons […]

There were no surprises in the announcement which followed the expected plan from the Conservative government.

The Chancellor today (Friday 23 September) unveiled his Growth Plan to release the huge potential in the British economy by tackling high energy costs and inflation and delivering higher productivity and wages.