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How employers can reduce unemployment and social exclusion

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Source: IRS Employment Review

Issue: 907

Date: 20-10-2008

Publisher: IRS

How employers can reduce unemployment and social exclusion

TOPICS:

recruitment	finding candidates special employee categories labour market and economy
HR policy and strategy	ethics and values
training and development	government and national initiatives

SECTORS:
hotels and catering
public services

AUTHOR: Rachel Suff

As the economic climate leads to fewer vacancies and more redundancies, we look at how some initiatives that help jobless people find work are also helping employers.

On this page:
Boosting employment
Welfare-to-work
Specialist third-party support
Helping people into work
Camden Working
Local Employment Partnerships
Travelodge uses LEPs to help realise its expansion plans
Creative recruitment at Coventry City Council
Staying in employment
A mutually beneficial recruitment strategy
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