Workfare
New report reveals “devastating evidence of systemic fraud within A4e”
A leaked internal A4e document has revealed evidence of “systemic fraud” at the company, BBC Newsnight’s Paul Mason revealed tonight.
The document A4E doesn’t want you to see
An internal A4e document suggests A4e’s work programme performance has been poor. We round up the evidence and allow readers to make up their own mind.
A4e’s fall from grace has been in the pipeline for two years
Fiona MacTaggart writes about the two years she's spent fighting against A4e and their shoddy practices; Now that it's all blown up, what's next?
Work experience is now voluntary, but the government still forces unpaid work
Alex Hern celebrates a minor victory over workfare, but warns that there is more to fight for in the future.
The government’s got big plans for workfare – don’t expect them to back down easily
Izzy Koksal details the government’s overall plans for workfare, and shows that they have no intention of backing down without a fight.
Workfare versus compulsory work: When is it right and wrong to mandate labour?
Richard Exell looks at the tricky issues dividing workfare (bad) from mandating paid work (good). Is there a line that can be drawn?