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DWP Outlines Plans to Get Thousands of Sick and Disabled People Into Work - Liverpool Echo

The Department for Work and Pensions will provide tailored employment support to over 85,000 people initially to overcome complex work barriers under an expanded £338 million scheme.

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A total of 300,000 people across all of England and Wales are set to benefit over the next five years

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15 areas listed in new DWP bid to get disabled people into work

The government has put £3.8billion into the Connect to Work programme, with 85,000 disabled people due to be impacted from September 4

·London, United Kingdom
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Liverpool EchoLiverpool Echo
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DWP outlines plans to get thousands of sick and disabled people into work - Liverpool Echo

A total of 300,000 people across all of England and Wales are set to benefit over the next five years

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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The Independent (US)The Independent (US)
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Government launches £338m ‘connect to work’ welfare reforms

·United States
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The IndependentThe Independent
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Government launch £338m scheme to help sick and disabled people back into work

The government’s welfare reforms were formally passed into law on Wednesday

·London, United Kingdom
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examinerlive.co.ukexaminerlive.co.uk

DWP plan to get disabled people into work in 15 areas

Hundreds of thousands of sick and disabled people will be affected by the new Connect to Work programme, officials say

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Personnel TodayPersonnel Today

Connect to Work scheme to benefit 15 areas with £338m funding

DWP announces funding for Connect to Work to deliver tailored support to over 85,000 people in 15 areas of England. The post Connect to Work scheme to benefit 15 areas with £338m funding appeared first on Personnel Today.

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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