Disabled people are enduring average waits exceeding 100 days for crucial support applications designed to help them secure or maintain employment, a new report reveals. A leading disability equality ...
Cutting back a scheme that offers grants to help disabled people into work will undermine the Government’s push for growth by locking them out of employment, ministers have been warned. Campaigners ...
DWP is set to recruit 500 extra staff to clear the Access to Work backlog, Labour Party cabinet member Pat McFadden has ...
A deaf council worker fears that he will lose his job after his Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) support was cut. Tomasz Borys works for his local council in London, helping vulnerable residents ...
Access to Work has been in place since 1994, a service provided by the UK’s Department of Work and Pensions. Its intent was to remove barriers to employment, or self-employment, by funding the ...
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