The campaign is targeting sectors with high vacancy rates, including manufacturing, logistics, retail, hospitality, health and social care, and construction.
The pilot project - referred to as a Pathfinder - aims to move away from a standardised, centrally-driven model and introduce services tailored to local needs.
Ministers are encouraging businesses to work with Jobcentres to fill thousands of vacancies, with retailers like B&M.
The inquiry is the first in a series scrutinising proposals in the Government’s 'Get Britain Working' white-paper.