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Dear Janet,

We received these updates last week.

It seems that some government actions have been delayed (info from attached UCEA pdf):

 

Government guidance delayed

The Government did commit to publish new guidance for employers on the apprenticeship levy in June, but the EU referendum and ministerial changes delayed publication. DfE had expected to publish the new guidance in July but there is still no indication of when we might expect it. The Government is still publicly committed to implementing the apprenticeship levy in April 2017.

 

Best wishes,

 

 

Amanda

 

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From: Staff Development Forum [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Marshall, Janet
Sent: 09 August 2016 08:29
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Subject: [SDF] Apprenticeship Levy Update

 

Dear All

 

I have been absent from work for the last couple of months and now I’m back I am struggling to find any information on the June 2016 update about the apprenticeship levy from the government.  Have any of you found any updates or do you know if the further information which was due to be released in June 2016 has been delayed?

 

 

Many thanks for any guidance you can provide.


Kind regards

 

Janet

 

 

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