Labour's Liz Kendall Outlines Major DWP Reform Focused on Employment
Kendall criticizes past policies and promises to tackle economic inactivity with a comprehensive support system.
- Labour aims for an 80% employment rate, the highest among G7 nations.
- Plans include overhauling job centres to prioritize career support over benefit management.
- Local leaders will gain new powers to implement tailored work, health, and skills programs.
- Labour criticizes the Conservative's 'strivers versus scroungers' rhetoric as ineffective.
- Reforms will address broader issues like health, childcare, and transport to improve employment rates.