Blogs

Following a recent Parliamentary roundtable discussion on the role of careers guidance in national economic growth, Alison Carter reflects on how careers guidance services can best be developed further to help fill the potential gaps in the future UK labour market.

IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics, published December 17th 2024.

As we approach year-end, some twenty years after publishing his first book on taking ‘Reward Strategies: from intent to impact’, IES Associate Duncan Brown assesses the state of reward strategy and total rewards packages today, and what’s needed in the 2020s.

Jan Northcroft explores the issue of afro hair discrimination, how it manifests in the workplace, and how addressing this DEI blind spot will enable employers to create more inclusive workspaces, as well as attract and retain more diverse talent.

Nick Litsardopoulos explores how recent developments in digital technologies have impacted on both jobs and the job market.

Jonny Gifford reflects on IES’ latest research into the links between job quality and health in the UK.

Nick Litsardopoulos takes an in depth look into recent political turbulence, technological change and legislation relating to employment, and how these, among other factors, have had an impact on the current UK labour market.

With the White Paper just published, Becci Newton considers the new government plans to reform the employment support system and 'Get Britain Working'.

Dr Zofia Bajorek summarises the findings from IES and Working With Cancer's recent research into how cancer patients returning to work are currently supported, and best policies and practice moving forward.

IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics, from the Office of National Statistics.