New plans have been put in place by the government to safeguard jobs during the recession. It has recently been announced that the government are planning to pay employers up the amount of £2,500 for every unemployed person they recruit.
It was during the government’s job summit that the plans were announced and advice and guidance on how to deal with the increasing unemployment was offered.
Unemployment now stands at 1.8 million and it looks like this figure is set to rise with Marks and Spencer’s and Dell making redundancies.
Help does seem to be at hand though, the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills and the Department of Work and Pensions are investing £500million over two years to help the people who have been out of work for over 6 months.
A spokesman for Work and Pensions has said:
One or two extras to consider:“There are still over half a million jobs available, and employers are still recruiting - we will do everything we can to get people into those jobs. Our message is simple, the longer a person is out of work the harder we will work for them”.
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