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New DealFind out about New Deal, including the 'Flexible New Deal' programme. Jobcentre Plus offers a number of New Deal programmes to help unemployed people, particularly those who have been unemployed for a long time, people with disabilities and anyone in need of extra help to find work. New DealNew Deal aims to help you get a job if you are out of work. It will give you the chance to train, learn and do work experience so that you:
Depending on your circumstances, you may have to take part in New Deal. If you do have to take part and refuse, you may lose benefits. Follow the 'When you must take part in New Deal' link for more information. When you must take part in New Deal From October 2009, the current New Deal programme is being replaced by a different programme called 'Flexible New Deal' in the following areas: England
Follow the 'Flexible New Deal' link for more information. There are some New Deal programmes that are voluntary and, as long as you are eligible, you can decide whether to take part or not. Details of each programme can be found using the links below. Making work payOne of the aims of New Deal and Flexible New Deal is to make sure you are better off in work than on benefit. Your personal adviser will help you work out what pay you need from a job so you don't lose out. How will work affect my benefit?If you find work through New Deal or Flexible New Deal, there are some benefits you may still get. Your personal adviser will be able to tell you about them. Contact Jobcentre Plus to find out more about New Deal and Flexible New Deal. Find your local Jobcentre Plus office Tax credits If you find a job and you earn a low income, you may be able to get tax credits. If you qualify, you may get extra money. |






