He will be speaking at the Tory Party conference in Manchester later today.
Tougher rules on benefits and a boost to the national living wage will form part of a Tory plan to get more people into work, Jeremy Hunt will say.conference to promise the national living wage will increase to at least £11 an hour from April.
Former prime minister Liz Truss will also call for tax cuts, fracking and measures to boost housebuilding in a bid to put pressure on Rishi Sunak from the Tory right. The Conservatives said the move will benefit two million people and follows the target for the national living wage to reach two-thirds of median hourly pay by October next year.
The Prime Minister said: ‘We’re sending a clear message to hard-working taxpayers across the country: our Conservative Government is on your side.’ ‘That means work must pay, and we’re making sure it does. From last year, for the first time ever, you can earn £1,000 a month without paying a penny of tax or national insurance.
‘Those who won’t even look for work do not deserve the same benefits as people trying hard to do the right thing.’A Government source told the Mail: ‘It is one of the biggest issues that children and teachers have to grapple with so she will set out a way forward to empower teachers to ban mobiles from classrooms.’
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