Improving progression from low-paid jobs at city-region level

Paul Sissons, Kathryn Ray, Ceri Hughes, Jennifer Ferraria, Anne Green

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Abstract

Existing skills and employment support systems concentrate on getting people into work, but policy-makers concerned with addressing poverty also need to focus on how to improve progression in low-paid jobs. The report shows: -local stakeholders from different organisations need to work together to develop a framework for progression-focused employment and skills initiatives and their associated implementation and delivery; -low-paid workers would benefit from a careers information, advice and guidance service to support progression; -there is scope for an in-work progression service with a sector-based approach focusing on both employers and low-wage workers; and -a business support service could help enhance opportunities for part-time workers.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherJoseph Rowntree Foundation
Number of pages100
ISBN (Electronic)978 1 91078 336 8
Publication statusPublished - Feb 2016

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