Developing skills for life
Apprenticeships and T Levels can help develop a skilled local government workforce.
Apprenticeships and T Levels can help develop a skilled local government workforce.
Inspectors have provided insight into the national standards for social workers.
Locally run employment schemes could help bring one million people back into the jobs market.
A third of England still has twice as many jobseekers as there are vacancies, according to new research commissioned by the LGA – despite the unemployment rate reaching its lowest level for more than 50 years.
The Government has published local allocations for its long-awaited UK Shared Prosperity Fund and new ‘Multiply’ fund.
The LGA has published a new report setting out its practical vision for an integrated and devolved employment and skills service.
West Midlands councils are working together on an ambitious initiative to tackle skills shortages.
Placing councils at the heart of the Government’s levelling up ambitions would help create job and career opportunities where they are most needed as the nation recovers from the pandemic, the LGA has said.
Councils have an important role to play in joining up support for people retraining or facing unemployment.