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The Government has set out proposed new measures “to transform how employers support and retain disabled staff and those with a health condition".
Under the new measures the lowest...
16 July 2019
A major new report by the Disability Benefits Consortium (DBC) outlines the damaging impact on the finances and lived experience of welfare reform on disabled people.
The DBC, of...
16 July 2019
Pearson are hiring a Disability Mentoring Program Coordinator to join its legal team. As a degree apprentice you’ll be paid an annual salary, gain 3 years professional experience,...
15 July 2019
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Apprenticeships has published its report for 2018-2019.
The APPG heard from a diverse range of speakers, including Rabia Lemahieu from DR UK, ...
15 July 2019
We were invited by Hired, a recruitment agency specialising in the tech industry, to put forward a speaker for RecFest, the largest independent event on the planet for in-house...
15 July 2019
More than a third of Capita's PIP disability assessment reports have been found to be significantly flawed, according to Freedom of Information (FoI) Act response.
The proportion of...
12 July 2019
Equality and Human Rights Commission seeks experiences of people with cognitive impairment, mental health condition and neurodiverse people in the criminal justice system
The Equality...
12 July 2019
The Department for Transport (DfT) have released a report on research into the experiences of disabled rail passengers.
The report was commissioned in 2017 with the aim of creating a...
11 July 2019
Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd announced today that the DWP will set up an "honest and in-depth evaluation" of how the benefits system supports people nearing the end of their...
11 July 2019
Two members of the Work and Pensions Committee, MPs Heidi Allen and Frank Field, today set out the beginnings of a reform programme that aims to take “an axe to the root causes of...
11 July 2019
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