• Getting mothers back to work

  

  The Government has announced a new incentive for getting mothers back to work.  Those who have been looking after children full time for at least five years will qualify for up to £500 worth of training to help get them back to work.  The allowance, which will cost taxpayers up to £10m. a year, could pay for refreshing IT skills, retraining for a new career or helping mothers start the process of getting a job which would include instruction in interview techniques.

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