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Keep up to dateBy Anne Pavey 2022-10-28T07:22:00
Inviting job seekers to visit your sites, offices and factories to is a hugely positive step employers can take, says Anne Pavey at DWP
Unemployment remains at a near record low, there are a high number of people on company payrolls, and we know that there are a high number of roles on offer. The ‘Find a Job’ site is currently home to over 7,900 vacancies in the construction industry, including foreman and groundwork positions, as well as vacant roles for construction management.
The industry offers great careers to suit a wide range of skills and interests, while offering development opportunities to progress, and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is helping jobseekers build the skills and experience needed to take up opportunities in construction, whether it’s through a Sector-Based Work Academy Programme or the Restart scheme.
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