DWP rolling out 'skills bootcamps' for Universal Credit and benefits claimants
DWP minister and boss Mel Stride has launched a massive 'Back to Work' plan today (Tuesday May 21) in a bid to fill vacancies.
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DWP rolling out 'skills bootcamps' for Universal Credit and benefits claimants
Tamworth Herald
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