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This report is the twelfth in a series designed to provide statistical information on the performance of the Work Programme. It has been produced by the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA), the sector body for those organisations delivering or with an interest in employment support services. More information on the employment support sector and ERSA can be found at www.ersa.org.uk. All enquiries should be directed to policy@ersa.org.uk / 020 3757 9415.
This is the first State of the Sector survey commissioned by ERSA and was open to any organisation delivering employment related services, whether an ERSA member or not.
On November 25 2015, Chancellor, George Osborne, delivered his Autumn Statement and Spending Review. The combined review and Autumn Statement outlined that government is on schedule to meet the cuts announced in the June 2015 Budget. This includes £20bn cuts to non-ring-fenced Whitehall departments and £12.5 billion to the welfare budget.
This report is the eleventh in a series designed to provide statistical information on the performance of the Work Programme. It has been produced by the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA), the sector body for those organisations delivering or with an interest in employment support services. More information on the employment support sector and ERSA can be found at www.ersa.org.uk. All enquiries should be directed to policy@ersa.org.uk / 020 3757 9415.
This paper has been developed by the major social investors and social finance intermediaries in order to aid thinking by Government about the design and commissioning of future employment support programmes.
ERSA, the representative body for the employment support sector, and organisations specialising in delivering homelessness support, are calling on Government to help some of society’s most vulnerable people into work. The recommendations outlined in this paper present a real opportunity to change the lives of homeless people through the design and delivery of more targeted support.
This report is the tenth in a series designed to provide statistical information on the performance of the Work Programme. It has been produced by the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA), the sector body for those organisations delivering or with an interest in employment support services. More information on the employment support sector and ERSA can be found at www.ersa.org.uk. All enquiries should be directed to policy@ersa.org.uk / 020 3757 9415.