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Pat McFadden
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions — Labour
70
HEAVY COPE
Latest Incident
Latest: allwork.space — scored 52 (deflection) on 2026-07-29
Score History
Cope Entries (29)
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52
"The assumptions about what constituted a safe and secure job in the past no longer apply today."
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50
"Long-term benefits are 'sticky' — once people get on them, they tend to stay on them."
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62
"McFadden says AI-driven labour market change means the UK, which has lagged northern European peers on vocational routes, needs new integrated Youth Hubs combining employment, education, welfare and health support."
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65
"Government should stop simply writing cheques for health and disability benefit claimants and instead provide more job support to move people into work."
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48
"Pat McFadden says the government inherited a welfare system that locked disabled people and those with health conditions out of work, and is launching a £60m fund for personalised employment support."
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60
"Announces a £3,000-per-hire grant to employers to give long-term unemployed young people 'a chance on the ladder,' framing youth worklessness as an access/motivation problem."
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65
"Credits government policy for 400,000 more people in work, blames Middle East instability for labour market uncertainty, and asserts Labour has 'the right economic plan' for growth and stability."
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70
"Amazon's corporate investment is framed as aligned with the government's Youth Guarantee, helping young people move from welfare into work."
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64
"Equipping young people with tech and AI skills will ensure the opportunities of the technological revolution are open to everyone."
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74
"Pat McFadden announces a Youth Guarantee and AI skills pilot so young people can 'earn or learn,' framing youth opportunity deficits as a training/adaptation issue as technology changes."
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65
"The government aims to address the lack of youth opportunities through a Youth Guarantee and the TechFirst programme, focusing on providing AI and tech skills to disadvantaged students."
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70
"Youth unemployment and lack of opportunity can be addressed by providing AI bootcamps, tech training, and a 'Youth Guarantee' to equip young people for technological change."
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58
"Attributes the challenges facing young people in the job market to rapid technological change and proposes skills training and a 'Youth Guarantee' as the primary solution."
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52
"AI poses a risk to entry-level jobs, contributing to a 'generational crisis' where over one million young people are locked out of employment, education, or training."
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70
"Youth unemployment and lack of opportunity can be addressed by equipping young people with the skills needed to adapt to technological change and AI."
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62
"Young people lack opportunities due to rapid technological change, which can be addressed by equipping them with skills and providing a 'Youth Guarantee' to earn or learn."
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58
"Argued that Labour backbenchers are asking the 'wrong questions' by focusing on who to tax to fund benefits."
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48
"Argues that calls for National Insurance cuts must be balanced against their fiscal cost and notes existing exemptions for workers under 21."
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65
"Providing young people with work experience and placements is the primary mechanism to ensure they can build lasting careers and avoid becoming a 'lost generation'."
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38
"Acknowledges the human and financial scale of youth worklessness and expresses a commitment to investigate the underlying causes of the problem."
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65
"The government is addressing the risk of a 'lost generation' through Youth Jobs Grants, increasing apprenticeships, and collaborating with employers and charities."
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65
"Claims that government interventions, such as paying companies to hire young people and expanding apprenticeships and early intervention, will prevent a generation from facing unemployment."
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62
"The government is addressing the rise in NEETs through subsidies for companies to hire young people, increasing apprenticeships, and providing early intervention for special educational needs."
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70
"The government is prioritizing boosting opportunity and tackling youth unemployment, while noting that the Iran war is casting a shadow on the labour market."
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82
"Attributed the negative impact on the UK labour market and unemployment to the conflict in the Middle East."
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76
"Attributed the 'shadow' on the UK labour market to the Iran war while asserting that boosting opportunity and tackling youth unemployment remains a priority."
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58
"Welfare reform is necessary and is currently taking place through measures such as providing £3,000 incentives to employers who hire young people on Universal Credit."
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64
"Pat McFadden stated the government is committed to reforming the welfare system that 'wrote off millions as too sick to work.'"
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48
"Pat McFadden claims the government set a target for supporting people with health conditions on benefits, hit it, and that this makes a real difference for thousands previously left without support."