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Social Recruitment Framework

Supporting Employers, Serving Communities

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Socially responsible recruitment at scale

The Social Recruitment Framework (SRF) helps employers make a meaningful impact by recruiting from underrepresented groups, including people who are long-term unemployed, have disabilities, or have experience of the criminal justice system. Hiring from these groups not only changes lives but also strengthens communities.

We designed the SRF to address unemployment and fragmented training at local, regional, and national levels. With decades of experience in employability and skills support, we understand the importance of sustainable jobs - for individuals, businesses, and society.

Through available funding streams, we connect employers with tailored training to develop the skills businesses need. We work closely with you to:

The SRF gives employers a single, coordinated access point to some of the UK’s best skills and employability providers, helping businesses tap into the £10bn UK skills and employability funding.

We're also expanding our Training Provider network to help more people get into work. Visit our Partners page to learn more.

Get in touch: [email protected]

Explore our reports: Creating an Employment Super Highway | Building Back Better

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“Our relationship and partnership with PeoplePlus has gone from strength to strength and we have been able to offer job opportunities to hundreds of learners with the country’s leading employers thanks to the Social Recruitment Framework.”


—Training provider on the SRF Network

The SRF taps into 10000000000 worth of skills and employability funding

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