Great Britain. Department for Work and Pensions

Annual Report by the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions on the Social Fund 2013/14

Nick Pettigrew

Specialist Employment Adviser Evaluation

This White Paper (Cm. 7293, Joint Birth Registration: Recording Responsibility, ISBN 9780101729321) sets out changes to the law in England and Wales to make joint birth registration a legal requirement for all unmarried parents unless this is decided by the registrar to be impossible, impracticable or unreasonable. The White Paper also sets out a series of non-legislative measures to promote and support joint birth registration and changes that give mothers a right to insist that the father acknowledges his responsibilities to his child by registering on the birth certificate and equally it gives a father the new right to insist that he is registered. For the Green Paper on this subject see (Cm.7160, ISBN 9780101716024).

Recording Responsibility

Joint Birth Registration

Jan Shury

A Quantitative Survey of Companies Supported by European Social Fund Objective 3 (2006)

Candice Pires

Eligible Population Survey, Wave Three

New Deal for Disabled People Evaluation

This White Paper sets out proposals to tackle the effects of the recession and to get back to full employment. Its aims are to give young people a chance to a better start to their working lives and to help more people back to work and make sure they are better off in work, to keep them in work and to build a fair and family-friendly labour market

Achieving Full Employment

Building Britain's Recovery

Great Britain. Department for Work and Pensions

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