McFadden says some people will lose benefits in future as Neets review looms
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The Work and Pensions Secretary said a ‘fundamental reset’ of the system was needed to help out-of-work under-25s.
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Minister says 'fundamental reset' of system needed as NEETs review looms
A minister has told Sky News a "fundamental reset" of the system was needed to help 16 to 24-year-olds not in education, work or training (NEET).
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McFadden says some people will lose benefits in future as Neets review looms
The Work and Pensions Secretary said a ‘fundamental reset’ of the system was needed to help out-of-work under-25s.
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