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Benefit parents could be paid to push their jobless teens into work

Ministers are considering bursaries for families with 16 and 17-year-olds to offset a drop in welfare payments, sometimes hundreds of pounds a week, that kick in when they start work.

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Benefit parents could be paid to push their jobless teens into work

Ministers are considering bursaries for families with 16 and 17-year-olds to offset a drop in welfare payments, sometimes hundreds of pounds a week, that kick in when they start work.

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Families on benefits could get extra help to let teens become apprentices

UK ministers are considering bursaries for benefit-receiving families whose teens take up apprenticeships, to offset welfare losses reaching £300/week. With 957,000 NEETs aged 16-24 and apprenticeship starts down 40% in a decade, welfare design is emerging as a direct lever in workforce pipeline strategy.

Benefit parents could be paid to push their jobless teens into work

Families on benefits could get extra help to let teens become apprentices

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Benefit parents could be paid to push their jobless teens into work

Families on benefits could get extra help to let teens become apprentices