Samuel Kurtz MS Visits Pembroke Dock Jobcentre Plus
Samuel Kurtz MS Visits Pembroke Dock Jobcentre Plus
Samuel Kurtz, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, recently visited the Jobcentre Plus in Pembroke Dock to learn more about their work in supporting local residents to return to employment, access skills training, and claim the benefits to which they are entitled.
During his visit, Samuel toured the facility and met with Work Coaches to discuss their vital role in connecting jobseekers with employers, as well as helping individuals develop the skills needed for future opportunities. The staff also provide advice on employment benefits and assist in the transition to Universal Credit.
Commenting after the visit, Samuel said:
"I wanted to gain a better understanding of the current employment landscape in Pembrokeshire and the support available to those seeking work. We had productive discussions about addressing the increasing number of economically inactive people and explored innovative ways to match jobseekers with suitable roles.
"The staff at Jobcentre Plus do an excellent job in linking individuals with government employment and benefit services, and they do so with great professionalism and compassion. I look forward to working closely with them to help fill upcoming job opportunities, particularly with the exciting prospects in the Celtic Freeport and Pembrokeshire's growing renewable energy sector."
Samuel Kurtz MS Visits Pembroke Dock Jobcentre Plus
Samuel Kurtz MS Visits Pembroke Dock Jobcentre Plus
Samuel Kurtz, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, recently visited the Jobcentre Plus in Pembroke Dock to learn more about their work in supporting local residents to return to employment, access skills training, and claim the benefits to which they are entitled.
During his visit, Samuel toured the facility and met with Work Coaches to discuss their vital role in connecting jobseekers with employers, as well as helping individuals develop the skills needed for future opportunities. The staff also provide advice on employment benefits and assist in the transition to Universal Credit.
Commenting after the visit, Samuel said:
"I wanted to gain a better understanding of the current employment landscape in Pembrokeshire and the support available to those seeking work. We had productive discussions about addressing the increasing number of economically inactive people and explored innovative ways to match jobseekers with suitable roles.
"The staff at Jobcentre Plus do an excellent job in linking individuals with government employment and benefit services, and they do so with great professionalism and compassion. I look forward to working closely with them to help fill upcoming job opportunities, particularly with the exciting prospects in the Celtic Freeport and Pembrokeshire's growing renewable energy sector."