Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded1948
- Company size5,001 to 10,000
- IndustryGovernment & Public Administration
Jobs
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Permanent, Full-time, Part-time
G6 Programme Management
East London
£60,740 - £78,765 a year
2 days ago
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Capacity Manager
Newcastle upon Tyne
£35,310 - £40,666 a year
2 days ago
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Policy Director x 2 - Director, Employment, Health and Inclusive Employment & Director, Universal Credit, Employment Support, International and Corporate
London
£100,000 a year
2 days ago
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Grade 6 – Operational Delivery Senior Leader
East London
£60,740 - £78,765 a year
2 days ago
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G6 Project Leader/Delivery
East London
£60,740 - £78,765 a year
2 days ago
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Digital Portfolio Manager
Newcastle upon Tyne
£35,310 - £45,018 a year
2 days ago
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Lead Data Domain Architect
Newcastle upon Tyne
£60,740 - £80,000 a year
2 days ago
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Senior Solution Architect
Leeds
£49,171 - £61,000 a year
2 days ago
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Business and Operational Manager
Leeds
£35,310 - £40,666 a year
3 days ago
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DWP EO Work Coach – North Central Group - West Yorkshire
Leeds
£27,565 a year
5 days ago
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DWP EO Work Coach – West Midlands Group - Black Country
West Bromwich
£27,565 a year
5 days ago
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DWP EO Work Coach – London and Essex Group - South London
London
£31,061 a year
5 days ago
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DWP EO Work Coach - North East Group - Northumberland Tyne and Wear
Ashington
£27,565 a year
5 days ago
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QA Tester
Manchester
£35,310 - £55,666 a year
5 days ago
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Clinical Advisory Officer
London
£49,171 - £64,656 a year
5 days ago
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Security Business Operations Manager
London
£36,648 - £38,997 a year
5 days ago
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Associate Supplier Manager
Newcastle upon Tyne
£27,565 a year
6 days ago
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Senior Business Analyst
Newcastle upon Tyne
£49,171 - £64,656 a year
6 days ago
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Infrastructure Engineer
Newcastle upon Tyne
£35,310 - £45,000 a year
6 days ago
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Senior Agile Delivery Manager
London
£49,171 - £64,656 a year
6 days ago
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Salaries
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Popular Roles
Infrastructure Engineer
£45,009 per year
Senior Technical Architect
£55,448 per year
Full Stack Developer
£498 per day
Software Development
Infrastructure Engineer
£45,009 per year
Development Operations Engineer
£49,621 per year
Senior Architect
£55,317 per year
Management
Delivery Manager
£44,676 per year
Supplier Manager
£37,894 per year
Service Transition Manager
£39,311 per year
Information Design & Documentation
User Experience Researcher
£39,376 per year
IT Security Specialist
£49,308 per year
User Interface Designer
£44,432 per year
Rating overview
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Reviews
EO in Barrow-In-Furness
on 24 February 2021
Rewarding challenging career
I worked at DWP for 22 years and really enjoyed my time overall. I have worked in many job roles during this time most recently as a Work Coach which was challenging but rewarding. Supportive colleagues and management team. Family friendly and provided me with a good work/life balance throughout my time.
Executive Officer (EO) in Jobcentre
on 30 January 2021
Vibrant place of work, with a new different challenge each day
I gave the organisation a lot of my working years, and gained a wealth of knowledge, skills and experience. I made a lot of social acquaintances, who made the journey of employment there very enjoyable.
Work Coach in Burnley, Lancashire
on 20 December 2020
Civil service from an ex employee perspective
I work for DWP for just short of 15 years. I started off at Child support agency did 2 years there then went to work for the Jobcentre call centre for 8 years then did a year at Benefit centre then just over 2 years at actual Jobcentre face to face. The call centre environment can be quite tough as its stats and performance based, it's the people who work there as colleagues who help you through it. The interview process is competency and behaviour profile based applications. It does take a long time to do the actual application as competency writing in my opinion is a art. The S.T.A.R process helps with this though. If you do get to the interview stage your confidence needs to be sharp otherwise it shows in the interview. The management is good unless you get to face to face stage and that moment I felt abandoned and isolated and up to a point bullied. Your just another figure on a piece of paper and there policies are there biggest contradiction. They encorage a positive B.A.M.E culture but certainly can't follow that through as I have witnessed in the years I was there.
Case Manager in Blackpool
on 29 October 2020
Rife with bullying and breaches of personal information
typical day perform daily tasks get bullied by management who make you feel like your always in the wrongcondecending attitudes from team leaders as well as unprofessional behaviour from senior management having public meltdowns on site wide skype callsmade to feel stupid and don't take own intelligence into account when it comes to understanding basic computer programs ie Internet explorer/SkypeDont care about personal health matters and discuss them freely with other members of the site without prior consent.
Administrative Officer in Arbroath
on 27 October 2020
More interested in Sanctions
Having worked for the DWP and formerly the Benefits Agency I can say that the current culture is more about sanctioning job seekers whereas previously it was more focused on helping people back to work. I would not work there again in the current culture.
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Questions and answers
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Interview is average
Process takes more than one month
Interview questions
To explain and justify Police performance tables, for a basic admin job !!!
Shared on 14 July 2019
An example of a time you had to make a difficult decision A time where you've had to give information to a group of people and hold their attention A time where you've had to produce high quality work to a tight deadline while also focussing on other tasks
Shared on 2 October 2018
If you get into a fight with a client always press your personal panic button
Shared on 18 June 2018
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