DWP shares update on benefit fraud prosecutions and who will be taken to court
Bill was introduced in Parliament last week and forms part of wider plans to save the Government a total of £8.6billion over ...
DWP service sees disability benefit claimants wait 10 times longer
This is in contrast to the average wait time of just two minutes and 45 seconds for Universal Credit claimants. The committee ...
Benefits blow as £1 in every £15 is fraud or error
About £1 in every £15 spent on benefits last year was fraudulently claimed or paid by mistake, a report has shown. Nearly £10 ...
The two benefits being 'badly-hit' but Universal Credit is spared by DWP
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been accused of "unacceptably poor service" for people on Personal Independent ...
Kendall pledges to ‘overhaul’ Government relationship with employers
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall described her department as the ‘HR department’ for ministers’ growth plans.
DWP gives up prosecuting some fraudsters due to 'big volume' of cases
Benefit fraudsters are avoiding prosecution because there are too many of them to bring them all to justice. The Department ...
Disability benefits claimants' phone calls going unanswered by DWP - 'Trust at an all-time low'
Trust between the government and disabled people is at an "all-time low", charities have told Yahoo News, as a new report ...
DWP boss warns 'radical' changes are on way in massive crackdown
The Department for Work and Pensions has warned millions of benefits claimants that "radical" changes are coming. In a bid to ...
MPs slam DWP for poor service as disability benefit claimants endure lengthy call waits
The Department of Work and Pensions waiting times for calls from disabled claimants are 10 times longer than for other groups ...
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Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall visits B&M store in Bedford
Speaking to the PA news agency on a visit to a B&M store, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said her department is ...
DWP warning over £254 paid by all UK taxpayers
An estimated £9.5 billion was wasted on fraudulent or mistaken benefit claims last year, a shocking new report has revealed. That is the equivalent of around £254 per UK taxpayer.