Route Back to Work Can be a Bumpy Ride – Op-Ed by Brian Bell, CEO of Fedcap Scotland

Published: Aug 01, 2020

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Brian Bell, CEO of Fedcap Scotland and Fedcap Employment in the UK, wrtites for Daily Business Magazine about the challenges faced by people who have been out of the workforce—often due to physical or mental health constraints—and how Fedcap has developed smart solutions to help people obtain employment.

‍“We have built some very smart methods of getting feedback from people who use our services at Fedcap, including how we capture and use data and as part of the debate we have been having a look at what is going on for people who have been ‘economically inactive.'”

‍Read the full article on the Daily Business Magazine website.

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