Welfare reforms are just the job

With the government seemingly warming to the idea of the private sector using its expertiseb to help get the long-term unemployed back to work, Colin Cottell looks into wheth

With the government seemingly warming to the idea of the private sector using its expertiseb to help get the long-term unemployed back to work, Colin Cottell looks into whether this change of approach would benefit the industry or turn out to be a hindrance

Last month's proposals by work and pensions secretary James Purnell to...

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