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Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)

Government Administration

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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy.

Opportunities

Most people in Britain come into contact with DWP at some point in their lives. Working for DWP you’ll be encouraged to develop your skills in an organisation of around 86,000 people with many opportunities to learn and progress. We offer: • a wide range of interesting and rewarding careers • the chance to make a real difference to people’s lives • great opportunities to develop your skills and learn new ones • an excellent package of employee benefits • flexibilities in how you work

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Professions

Once you join DWP you'll become part of a profession offering networking opportunities, career routes, training and development - and a real sense of belonging. There's also scope to work in other professions. So whatever your passion, to specialise or try something new, there's a path for you. DWP Professions: Analysis, Commercials, Communication, Counter Fraud, Digital, Finance, HR, Occupational Psychology, Operational Delivery, Policy, Project Delivery, Government Property and Security.

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Benefits of working for DWP

DWP offers excellent employee benefits which include: Employer pension contributions of over 28%, flexible working options, family friendly policies, 23 or 25 days annual leave on entry dependent on entry level (increasing on a sliding scale to 30 days at 10 years' service) plus public holidays. Great development and career opportunities, discount and reward schemes, a comprehensive Wellbeing offer supporting physical and mental wellbeing including a 24 hour Employee Assistance Programme.

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