Kickstart Scheme—guidance tracker [Archived]

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Practice notes
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Kickstart Scheme—guidance tracker [Archived]

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Employment expert

Practice notes
COVID-19
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ARCHIVED: This Practice Note provides details of the various versions of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) guidance on the Kickstart Scheme, and provides tracked change versions, showing updates between one version and the next, to enable practitioners easily to ascertain which version of the relevant guidance was live at any given date. It is not maintained and is for background information only.

For information on the Kickstart Scheme generally, see Practice Note: Kickstart Scheme—CLOSED.

Separate sections of this Practice Note cover:

  1. •

    the Apply for a Kickstart Scheme grant guidance

  2. •

    the Help employers with the Kickstart Scheme (Kickstart gateway) guidance

  3. •

    Kickstart Scheme terms and conditions

  4. •

    the Check if you can apply for a grant through the Kickstart Scheme (withdrawn) guidance

  5. •

    the Check if you can apply for a Kickstart Scheme grant on behalf of a Group of employers (withdrawn) guidance

  6. •

    the Apply for a Kickstart Scheme grant: 30 or more job placements (withdrawn) guidance

  7. •

    the Apply for a Kickstart Scheme grant: 29 or less job placements (withdrawn) guidance

  8. •

    the

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The government department with overall responsible for the rules governing pension schemes and the administration of the state pension.

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