This week at a glance
| Debates, statements and motions | 6 |
|---|---|
| Bills, amendments and new laws | 1 |
| Select committees | 1 |
| Written questions and answers | 57 |
| GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications | 20 |
| Total | 85 |
Debates, statements and motions
- Pneumoconiosis etc. (Workers' Compensation) (Payment of Claims) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2026
Debate, 2 items · Thu 29 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Abuse of Retail Workers
Debate · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Jobs and Employment: Staffordshire
Debate, 3 items · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
Bills, amendments and new laws
- The Pneumoconiosis etc. (Workers' Compensation) (Payment of Claims) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2026
Statutory instrument · Fri 30 Oct · legislation.gov.uk
Select committees
- Local delivery of employment support
Committee evidence · Work and Pensions Committee · Wed 28 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
Written questions and answers
- Employment Schemes: Internet
4 written questions and answers · Department for Work and Pensions · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Employment: Young People
2 written questions and answers · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Service Industries: Employment
2 written questions and answers · Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade · Wed 28 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Arts: Employment
2 written questions and answers · Department for Education · Tue 27 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Offshore Industry: Skilled Workers
2 written questions and answers · Department for Energy Security and Net Zero · Tue 27 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Migrant Workers: Social Services
2 written questions and answers · Home Office · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What steps are being taken to create increased opportunities and accessibility into employment for…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- On what basis the decision was made to count foundation apprentices as new construction workers from the…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What assessment he has made of the potential impact of taxing image rights payments related to an employment…
Written question · Treasury · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What data her Department holds on the number of cases in which social workers or local authorities have…
Written question · Department for Education · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- If his Department will consider allowing JobsPlus pilot programmes to provide employment support to…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What data the Department holds on the employment outcomes of people following completion of an…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
And 37 more question topics this week. Policy Radar alerts you to all of them for your own keywords.
GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications
- Make Work Pay: employment status reform and protections for the self-employed
Consultation · BIST · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Cornwall's first Youth Guarantee Jobs Fair moves hundreds of young people closer to employment
News · DWP · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Right of trade unions to access workplaces: code of practice
Publication · BIST · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Trade unions: guidance and codes of practice
Publication · BIST, BEIS · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Right of Trade Unions to access workplaces: application and response forms
Publication · CAC · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Workers and Temporary Workers: guidance for sponsors: sponsor a Minister of Religion or religious worker
Publication · UKVI · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Employment related securities bulletin 69 (October 2026)
Publication · HMRC · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Conduct Regulations 2003: guidance for employment agencies and employment businesses
Publication · FWA, BIST, DBT · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Decision makers' guide: Vols 8 and 9: Employment and Support Allowance: staff guide
Publication · DWP · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Visa holder earnings, employment and income tax statistics, year ending March 2026
Publication · Home Office · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- The Employment of Disabled People 2026
Publication · DWP · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Right of Trade Unions to access workplaces: application and response forms
Publication · CAC · Wed 28 Oct · gov.uk
And 8 more items this week. Policy Radar alerts you to all of them for your own keywords.
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