§ Mr. Frank FieldTo ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions if he will place a copy of the latest quantitative evaluation of the New Deal 50 plus in the Library. [90819]
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownAll evaluation reports on the New Deal 50 plus published by this Department are placed in the Library as a matter of course.
§ Mr. BoswellTo ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many people have enrolled in the New Deal for Disabled People; of them, how many have been enrolled in more than one programme; and how many have completed courses and moved into(a) permanent and (b) temporary employment. [104061]
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownNew Deal for Disabled People (NDDP), through its network of over 60 Job Brokers across England, Scotland and Wales, is helping people with health problems and disabilities to move into work.
The available information is in the table.
People helped into work through NDDP (July 2001 to December 2002)
Total People registering with a Job Broker 35,316 People helped into work 8,676 People achieving sustained work 2,330 Notes:
1. Sustained work is defined as the customer remaining in paid work for at least 26 out of 39 weeks.
2. Information is not available for numbers of NDDP customers who have undertaken other programmes while registered with a Job Broker, or on the numbers of customers who have found temporary work.
§ Ms BuckTo ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many lone parents have agreed to participate in the New Deal for Lone Parents in London since its inception; how many and what percentage of participants have obtained employment; and what percentage of participants obtained employment in other regions in England. [96894]
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§ Mr. Nicholas BrownThe information is in the table.
Region Number of participants in
the New Deal for
Lone Parents
Participants who have gained
employment
Proportion of participants
gaining
employment
(percentage)
London 41,630 16,030 39 Wales 21,170 11,200 53 Scotland 32,560 17,230 53 Yorkshire/ Humberside 31,030 17,150 55 West Midlands 28,300 13,960 49 East Midlands 19,320 10,160 53 East of England 21,020 10,990 52 South West 26,640 14,570 55 South East 31,180 16,050 51 North East 18,290 10,160 56 North West 45,500 24,130 53 Great Britain 316,770 161,700 51 Notes:
1. Data are provided for Jobcentre Plus regions
2. Data are from the start of the national NDLP programme (October 1998) to September 2002.
Source:
New Deal Evaluation Database, DWP