Publisher description
How to move people from welfare dependency and long-term unemployment back
into work is one of the major policy issues facing the UK and other Western
economies. In the UK a range of different approaches at national and local
levels are being tried out. This report examines one approach Intermediate
Labour Market (ILM) programmes - which has seen recentrapid growth and some
successes. It looks at the structureof ILMs and what factors lie behind
achieving successful implementation and results. It also assesses the role they
can play in labour market policy and local regeneration. Using data drawn from research and personal case histories,this report is
an analysis of Intermediate Labour Market programmes. It maps the range of
international labour market initiatives in the UK and identifies strategies
that work andwhy.
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The Intermediate Labour Market: A Tool for Tackling Long-term Unemployment
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