Multi-Million Pound NHS and DWP Plans Will See Job Advisers in North East GP Surgeries

Job advisers in GP surgeries to encourage long-term sick and disabled into work

GP surgeries could have job advisers onsite as part of efforts to encourage 300,000 sick or disabled people into work by 2030 as part of a £1bn plan

DWP launches job adviser plan for thousands and says 'it's not a handout'

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is expanding its Connect to Work programme, which will see job advisers embedded in GP surgeries and mental health services

See your GP and get a job: New plan to cut benefits bill - how it works

Job support for tens of thousands of sick and disabled people is to be rolled out to GP surgeries and other health centres as the Government seeks to cut the welfare bill. The Government is expanding a pilot scheme which sees career advisers and other employment experts embedded in health care settings. They will offer tailored support with local knowledge, which can include “virtual reality” training for interviews, workshops to improve confide…

Multi-million pound NHS and DWP plans will see job advisers in North East GP surgeries

The Government says its new programme will "refuse to write off sick and disabled people".

Job advisers in GP surgeries to help long-term sick and disabled into work

There are approximately 2.8 million people out of work in the UK due to long-term sickness.

DWP change to affect GP surgeries across nine areas in the country - full list - The Mirror

DWP Secretary Pat McFadden pledged to give people a 'hand up, not a hand out' as he set out plans to get 300,000 people with an illness or disability into work by 2030