Any benefits for employer taking on long term unemployed

Aug 21, 2017 1 Replies

Some years ago, there were payments made to employers who took on long term unemployed, ie more than 6 months, for taking them on and then monthly payments after too.



Do these still exist? I thought they were removed through the austerity cuts and not replaced? Am I wrong here. Even the Work Programme stopped taking new participants on 1 April 2017



Are there any better forums for asking questions like these?


Why the f*ck would you WANT to take one on? They got, MAJOR attitude problems.

ANY forum has GOT to be better than this one.

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