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Liz Kendall: those who won’t take up work may lose benefits

25 November 2024

12:16 AM

25 November 2024

12:16 AM

The number of people not in work has increased significantly since the pandemic, and the government is preparing to cut costs through changes to the welfare system. On Sky News this morning, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall was keen to stress that it was the government’s ‘responsibility to provide… new opportunities’ for young people who were out of work, training or education.

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