The journey to employment
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The document discusses increasing employment in Hackney through partnerships between various organizations. It summarizes the work of the Economic Development Partnership in promoting skills development and employment programs. A cross-cutting review of worklessness found that long-term unemployed men and some groups of women faced significant barriers to employment. The review recommended prioritizing support for these groups and better integrating services across organizations to create a holistic approach to helping residents find sustainable jobs.
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