By james art 
The Secretary of Work and Pensions Liz Kendall described her department as the “HR department” for ministers growth missions when she revealed plans for better Whitehall maintenance for business using the job service.
Friday’s message will see employers who want to use Jobcentres to complete the vacancies offered to them to the Ministry of Work and Pension Account Manager (DWP) to provide recruitment support.
DWP is also committed to going to the top for the next three months with businesses in sectors that it is believed to be important for growth, such as construction and social care.
These sectors will also monitor the number of training programs available in Jobcentres.
Speaking to the Pa Information Data Agency on a visit to a B&M store, Da -Kandell said her department “will process our relations with employers”.
According to DWP, the retail chain has found almost 3000 employees through Jobcentres.
Asked why he thinks that employers have not used the Jobcentre network, the minister replied: “Some employers think they have to tell their story too many times about many different jobs that Jobcentres does not do enough to understand their specific needs as for To be an individual employer.
“So we are trying to change.
“Our job is to serve employers so that we can get more people to work at work; This is better for them, helps the economy grow and is better for taxpayers. “
In a separate statement published by the Department on Friday, Jia Kendall described DWP as the “HR Department for the Government’s Government Mission” and said his job was to “work with the business to meet their recruitment needs.”
Earlier in January, a review led by former John Lewis chief Sir Charlie Meffield, about how businesses and government can work together to officially launch disabilities and long-term patients in workplaces.
Ch -Kendall has to determine the clarifying reforms of disease benefits and disabilities in the spring and said that more people should go from well -being and work.
Speaking to the BCP on Thursday, she accused conservative administrations of failing to cope with the costs of well -being and said: “We will receive the account for benefits for a more resistant course – and it must be, we cannot accept these costs of failure , people failure, business failure and failure for the economy.
“But the way to do this is to bring more people to work through the reforms we put in our jobs and through the reform of the benefits system.
“And we will present our green paper to reform disease benefits and damage in the spring.”