Sir Mike Rake, Chairman, UK Commission for Employment & Skills“The Doomsday scenario is we could find ourselves by 2020 with six million people unemployable in the UK. I don’t have to tell you what the social and economic implications would be.”
This paper describes how the Government is creating integrated employment and skills services that are more responsive to the needs of individuals and employers. It also shows how we plan to ensure that our delivery systems work more closely together, and are driven by those who know best how to shape services to meet local needs.
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