House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
In Work Progression Commission
16 March 2020 · Department for Work and Pensions
Proposed by Thérèse Coffey
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Key points
- Dr Thrse Coffey is establishing an In-Work Progression Commission to address barriers faced by individuals in progressing in work.
- The Commission, led by Baroness McGregor-Smith, will advise the Government on overcoming these barriers.
- A call for evidence from employers and the third sector will inform the Commission's work, with a report due to the Minister in the coming months.
Issue summary
Dr Thérèse Coffey is establishing an In-Work Progression Commission to address barriers faced by individuals progressing in work.
Action requested
The Commission, led by Baroness McGregor-Smith, will advise Government on overcoming these barriers. A call for evidence from employers and the third sector will inform this work, with a report due to the Minister in the coming months.
Key facts
- The In-Work Progression Commission is being established.
- Led by Baroness McGregor-Smith.
- Supported by an advisory panel and DWP officials.
- A call for evidence from employers and the third sector will inform the work.
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