Proceeding contribution from Danny Alexander (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 30 March 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on The Budget.
The Budget
I accept the hon. Gentleman’s views of his own constituency—he knows it much better than I do—but the national assessments of the future jobs fund were that it did not provide lasting or sustainable employment. The work experience programme will help many young people find routes into work. It will help, I hope, people in the hon. Gentleman’s constituency as well as elsewhere. It sits alongside our investment in apprenticeships and our other measures to reform the welfare system, giving people greater incentives to get off benefit and into work. Announcements will be made shortly about the Work programme, a highly innovative scheme, which will provide real incentives to back-to-work providers to help people off benefit and into work, an objective that both of us share.
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- Corporation tax Credit Income tax Excise duties Fuels Government assistance Economic policy Manufacturing industries Public expenditure Small businesses Wales Tax allowances Tax rates and bands Welsh Government Enterprise zones Budget March 2011
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