Questions from the Department for Work and Pensions:
Enable people to get into work, improve skills, support young people and boost employment and productivity
What are the expected labour market impacts of emerging trends and challenges (e.g. Artificial Intelligence (AI), adjustment to net zero, demography) and how can we respond to them to ensure we access the benefits and minimise the costs?
Department for Work and Pensions, 2026
Enable people to get into work, improve skills, support young people and boost employment and productivity
In what ways have homeworking, hybrid and flexible working arrangements helped or hindered employment for key groups, for example older workers, parents, disabled people, and people living in remote areas?
Department for Work and Pensions, 2026
Enable people to get into work, improve skills, support young people and boost employment and productivity
How does the benefit system (including Universal Credit [UC], incentives, working age contributory benefits, conditionality and support) enable/hinder DWP customers to get into and progress in work?
Department for Work and Pensions, 2026
Enable people to get into work, improve skills, support young people and boost employment and productivity
How can we best drive economic growth and maximise employment through employment support and/or training, ensuring that all who need help are supported effectively?
Department for Work and Pensions, 2026
Enable people to get into work, improve skills, support young people and boost employment and productivity
How can we capture the wider impacts of being NEET on young people, society and future generations to estimate the long-term value of interventions to reduce the number NEET?
Department for Work and Pensions, 2026