Summary
This Report, 'Full
Employment and World Class Skills: Responding to the Challenges' (HC 939),
looks at plans to improve the co-ordination of employment and skills
policies.
In July 2007 the Government published two documents: a
Green paper
'In
Work, Better Off: Next Steps to Full Employment’ (Cm. 7130) setting out the
next stages of its plans for welfare reform; and
'World
Class Skills: Implementing the Leitch Review of Skills in England’ (Cm.
7181). These documents set out the Government's plans to improve the
co-ordination of employment and skills policies so that people who are
low-skilled and out of work have a better chance of finding and keeping
employment.
'Full
Employment and World Class Skills: Responding to the Challenges' (HC 939)
examines these two key policy statements, assessing the Department for Work and
Pension's plans for future reform and how the Department will fulfil its role
in improving the skill levels of people entering work.
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