The phrase "working programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a program/schedule that is designed to help people achieve a particular goal or objectives. For example: "The team developed a working programme to reduce costs by 20% within the next three months."
Thus, the working programme of the project BE 1702 HIDA, which addressed the validation, expansion and harmonisation of existing procedures for high temperature defect assessment, included a comprehensive experimental programme with feature tests of components as its core.
With their help, we managed to write a scientific project proposal and a working programme for my 1-year stay in Tübingen.
I have taken note of the declarations made at the beginning of the presentation of the working programme and in this debate and I welcome them, just as I also recalled the comments made by the Dutch Prime Minister, someone for whom I have utter respect and consideration, Mr Wim Kok, who said that he thought that those declarations were a gaffe.
The fast food giant said it had decided to cease its involvement in the Get Britain Working programme because of recent concerns expressed by the public.
We need to restore social mobility, and that's why I'm really excited about our bold new "Get Britain Working" programme, which will help to turn around the horrifying statistic that one in five young people cannot find work.
Reform Access to Work programme.
So in a fortnight that Help to Work programme is due to start.
DWP has a 'black box' approach to Work Programme delivery.
The Department of Health and the Welsh Assembly Government formally refer the guidelines work programme to the Institute.
The Work Programme, designed to help long-term unemployed people into sustainable employment, replaced virtually all welfare to work programmes run by the DWP.
Public works programmes to create jobs weren't even on the table.
