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London Enterprise Partnership proposal

London Enterprise Partnership proposal PDF

Helping the High Skilled Unemployed

A study exploring the issues facing newly unemployed people from ‘high skilled’ backgrounds.  This draft report is currently being considered by the LSEB’s Individual Programme Board.

Helping the High Skilled Unemployed PDF

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Customer Feedback Study

A report exploring how agencies collect, use and share customer comments and views on services.

Customer Feedback Study PDF

The Impact of Commissioning Models in London

A report examining the impact of main agencies moving to larger, three to five-year contracts. The LSEB’s Individual Programme Board is considering its recommendations.

The Impact of Commissioning Models in London PDF

London Skills and Employment Board: An evaluation framework

This report sets out a framework for assessing the impact of the LSEB’s strategy on London and how the Board is influencing the effectiveness of employment and skills policy in London.

London Skills and Employment Board: An evaluation framework PDF

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Joint Investment Plan

A report on cross agency working to date and proposals for strengthening this.

Joint Investment Plan PDF only

From Recession to Recovery: The Skills and Employment Strategy for London (2009-2014)

A revision of the Board’s strategy that takes into account the impact of the recession and the steps necessary to contribute to recovery. It maintains the strategic goals for employers, Londoners and the simplification of the employment and skills system as well as establishing a set of short term priorities to March 2011.

From Recession to Recovery Executive summary PDF only

From Recession to Recovery - full strategy PDF
From Recession to Recovery - full strategy RTF

The London Story Update 2009

An update to the Board’s evidence base, The London Story Update 2009 paints a picture of a city with continuing structural challenges but dominated by a need to deal with the impact of the recession.

London Story Update PDF only

Annual Report 2009

The Board’s first Annual Report features six case studies showing how LSEB's work is bringing systemic change and benefiting services on the ground for Londoners and businesses, as well as presenting a picture of the progress the LSEB has made in its first year of strategy implementation.

Annual Report PDF
Annual Report RTF

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Stakeholder Survey

The LSEB commissioned a stakeholder survey in order to assess:

  • the level of awareness of the LSEB and its Strategy;
  • perceived effectiveness (and continued relevance) of the Strategy;
  • the role of the LSEB in integrating employment and skills, and
  • future priorities for the LSEB in light of the changing economic context.

The results of the survey are summarised here, along with responses from the Board following consideration of the survey’s findings.

Stakeholder survey feedback report PDF

Rolling forward of the LSEB Strategy to 2014 consultation document

As part of the first annual review of the Strategy, the Board is undertaking a consultation with stakeholders on the update to the Strategy. This document sets out the rationale and direction of travel for the rolling forward of the Strategy to 2014. The revised strategy and a report on the consultation will be published later in 2009.

Rolling forward of the LSEB Strategy to 2014 consultation document with cover letter PDF
Rolling forward of the LSEB Strategy to 2014 consultation document with cover letter RTF

LSEB Response to the London Assembly EDCST Committee Scrutiny on Skills for Unemployed Londoners

The Economic Development, Culture, Sport and Tourism Committee of the London Assembly is conducting a investigation into the skills and training support available to Londoners seeking employment. The Committee invited the LSEB to make a written submission of evidence for this investigation. This document is the LSEB response.

LSEB response to the London Assembly EDCST Committee and cover letter PDF
LSEB response to the London Assembly EDCST Committee and cover letter RTF

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LSEB Business Plan for 2009/10

The business plan sets out three broad themes for the work of the Board and includes a revised implementation plan for 2009/10, replacing the implementation plans published in July 2008. The plan demonstrates the Board’s ambition to make significant progress towards the objectives set out in the Strategy while ensuring actions in the short-term are focussed on mitigating the impact of the recession.

LSEB Business Plan for 2009/10 and annexes PDF only

London's Future

This is the Board's first Skills and Employment Strategy for London. It sets out a blueprint for the changes required to improve employment and skills outcomes for Londoners and London employers over the next five years. To accompany the Strategy, the Board also published implementation plans covering the three Strategic Aims of the Strategy. These plans form the basis by which the Board’s ambitions will be realised.

London’s Future executive summary PDF
London's Future PDF
Implementation Plans PDF

The London Story Update 2008

To coincide with the release of London’s Future in July 2008, the LSEB published an update to Globalisation, Skills and Employment: The London Story - the evidence base that underpins the Strategy.

The London Story Update 2008 PDF
The London Story Update 2008 RTF

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The London Approach

Following consultation on its draft Strategy, which ended on 21 January 2008, the LSEB released The London Approach in March 2008. This document describes the key points raised during the consultation and outlines how the Board will work with key stakeholders to ensure that the Board’s ambition is translated into workable solutions that are informed and owned by those using and delivering services.

The London Approach PDF
The London Approach RTF

Consultation Summary Report (March 2008)

The Summary Report examines the responses received during the consultation process in developing the Board’s first Strategy in 2008 and provides an overview of the views and responses given on the Draft Strategy and its policies and proposals.

Consultation Summary PDF
Consultation Summary RTF

Draft Strategy

The Board's draft strategy - Skills and Employment in London: Proposals for the London Skills and Employment Board’s Strategy – was launched for public consultation on 30 October 2007 and consultation closed on 21 January 2008.

The draft Strategy set out an ambition for London, and proposed five interconnected challenges along with priorities and proposed actions.

Skills and Employment in London: Proposals for the London Skills and Employment Board’s Strategy PDF

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Supporting documents to the draft Strategy

The London Story 2007

The Board determined that the strategy should be supported by the development of a robust evidence base. Globalisation, Skills and Employment: The London Story sets out that evidence base. The document summarises relevant data and information and draws attention to key issues pertinent to skills and employment in London. It is being published to inform consideration of the draft strategy, to set out for interested parties some of the key information that has informed the Board’s deliberations.

Globalisation, Skills and Employment: The London Story PDF

Equalities assessment

An independent interim Equalities Impact Assessment of the Draft London Skills & Employment Strategy has been carried out and a further assessment will be undertaken on the final strategy in order to inform the development of its implementation.

Equalities Impact Assessment, October 2007 PDF
Equalities Impact Assessment, October 2007 RTF

Sustainability appraisal

An independent interim Sustainability Appraisal of the Draft London Skills & Employment Strategy has been carried out and a further appraisal will be undertaken on the final strategy in order to inform the development of its implementation.

Sustainability Appraisal, October 2007 PDF
Sustainability Appraisal, October 2007 RTF

ESOL report

Recognising the vital role that English language training plays in promoting economic prosperity and community cohesion the Board commissioned research to understand and explore the critical issues for ESOL in more detail. The purpose was to identify what progress was already being made in creating more effective ESOL, and the key blockages that continue to prevent this progress from being rolled out.

ESOL report PDF
ESOL report RTF

In response to this report the Board appreciated the importance of opening up a dialogue with providers to develop the solutions needed to strengthen the effectiveness of ESOL in the capital. The Board sponsored an event to give the opportunity for providers, public agencies, Board members and other key contributors to work together to build ideas to step up the progress in developing more effective ESOL support for individuals and for employers. This is a summary of the outcomes from this event in February 2008.

Outcome Note PDF only

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