The phrase "a pathway to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a means or method of achieving employment or entering the workforce.
Example: "The new training program provides a pathway to work for individuals seeking to improve their job skills."
Alternatives: "a route to employment" or "a means to gainful employment".
It is also a pathway to work.
"If you've got nothing to lose, you'll do what you can to survive, won't you?" Welcoming the report, the communities secretary, Eric Pickles, said: "My department's Troubled Families programme will tackle some of the most entrenched social problems in our country by getting members of 120,000 families off the streets, back into school and on a pathway to work".
Over two hours, I witnessed people reduced to emotional rubble and impotent rage; disabled people unable to even open the door to the jobcentre, and the overwhelming view that – under its benign green insignia and blacked-out windows, Jobcentre Plus isn't a pathway to work – it's a cul-de-sac of cruelty.
I think few believe that schools should be reduced exclusively to a pathway to work, but, let me ask you, are we producing better workers, better citizens, better critical thinkers, better community builders and better human beings as a result of all our efforts?
If the interviewer finds the claimant capable of some work they will be directed towards a Pathways to Work Scheme and be supported as they go into part-time work.
Re "Funds to Train Jobless in U.S. Are Drying Up" (front page, April 9) and "A Rockier Pathway to Work" (editorial, April 10): America's city leaders want their cities to thrive.
The government should set up a "national pathways to work" scheme to get women back into employment after time out.
At the same time, the teen forms a close bond with his Pathways to Work officer, Louise Kate Mulvanyy, who delivers a laugh-winning performance).
Launched 18 months ago, Cumbria partnership mental healthtrust's Condition Management Programme CMPP) is part of Pathways to Work, a national government scheme aimed at getting people off long-term incapacity benefits and into work.
Early evaluation evidence from the pilots suggested that Pathways to Work made a significant contribution to falling (local) disability rolls at the time, although the extent to which this was reflected at the national level has subsequently been questioned17.
It is about pathways to work, pathways to independence..
