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

Ministers are considering easing the financial pressure on families who lose money when their children leave education at the age of 16 or 17 to take up a role

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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.

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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

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