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Back to homepage | | Brent In2 Work consists of over 32 local employment organisations and providers to place local people into local jobs. Between them these partners offer a wide range of services to help local unemployed residents make the transition from welfare into work.
We aspire to engender a relationship of true co-operation within our partnership, ensuring that employers and unemployed people access the services of the whole partnership through a single point of contact with any one of the partners.
BRENT IN2 WORK'S FORUM MEETING
Brent In2 Work's quarterly Forums give partners an opportunity to network, hear presentations from other providers and to find out about new employment projects and services on offer within the borough.
Please find attached below, presentations from Brent In2 Work's last forum, held on Friday 23rd October 2009. The next forum is scheduled for January, with a date to be released soon.
 
WEST LONDON WORKING
What is West London Working?
West London Working brings together the partners’ responsible for employment and skills to tackle the high and persistent number of West London residents not in employment. It is one of 15 City Strategy Pathfinders launched by the Department for Work and Pensions [DWP] in April 2007. Pathfinder partnerships aim to join up employment and skills Agencies and services to increase their effectiveness.
Below is a presentation about West London Working, looking at who they are and their vision. It also includes information about their West London Directory of Employment Services which has been set up to help personal advisors access the right support to help people into work.
The website for the West London Directory of Employment Services can be found at http://directory.westlondonworking.org.uk
Who is part of West London Working?
The West London Working partnership is employer led. The governing Board includes members from major local employers as well as key delivery partners from the West London Alliance Local Authorities, Jobcentre Plus, the Learning and Skills Council, the Primary Care Trust, and the London Development Agency.
Please find attached below the first newsletter from West London Working.
West London Working has now officially launched its website, www.westlondonworking.org.uk
This is a fantastic new resource that not only gives you information about West London Working and their programme but it also keeps you up-to-date with their progress; lets you be the first to know about news and events; holds a central repository of information on partner projects and West London Working Publications; and gives up-to-date information about opportunities and tenders related to their programme of work. |  |  |