Department for Work and Pensions 2024-25
Published on:DWP’s total expenditure in 2024-25 was £298 billion, the largest of any government department.
DWP’s total expenditure in 2024-25 was £298 billion, the largest of any government department.
Gareth Davies, the Comptroller and Auditor General, has reported on the 2024-25 accounts of the Department for Work and Pensions.
This NAO report examines Cabinet Office’s oversight of the civil service pension scheme and the current levels of customer service.
This report will investigate how DWP is addressing challenges in the operation of the Access to Work scheme.
Our report sets out the latest data on Carer’s Allowance to improve transparency and inform public debate.
A guide to help government departments assess how employee exits and redundancies in government are being conducted.
This National Audit Office (NAO) report examines whether DWP has an effective approach to tackling overpayments in the welfare system.
DWP has reduced the level of support it offers to Universal Credit claimants due to a shortage of available work coaches at jobcentres.
One in five people on Tax Credits who were invited to move to Universal Credit (UC) did not then claim UC and had their benefits stopped.
DWP’s customer service has fallen short of expected standards in recent years, and is letting down some of the most vulnerable in society.
This investigation provides transparency over the government’s progress introducing T Level qualifications.
Gareth Davies, head of the National Audit Office, has reported on the 2023-24 accounts of the Department for Work and Pensions.
This report has been produced to provide an introduction to DWP and the NAO’s examination of its spending and performance in 2023-24.
This guide summarises information and insights gained from our examinations of DWP and related bodies and DWP’s annual report and accounts.
An early assessment of the progress DWP is making with plans to transform the application and assessment process for disability benefits.
A summary of the key information and insights that can be gained from our examinations of DWP and related bodies in the sector in England.
Former UK Atomic Energy Authority employees who transferred to a privatised company spent a decade seeking resolution from government after their pensions fell in value.
Capacity and capability issues, including a lack of digital skills, have contributed to delays to government’s Pensions Dashboards Programme.
Gareth Davies, the head of the NAO, has reported on the DWP’s 2022-23 accounts and has qualified his audit opinion.
A summary of the Department for Work & Pensions’ spending in 2020-21, its major areas of activity and performance, and the challenges it is likely to face