Conferences
IES staff are very active beyond the commissioned project work they do, with national and international speaking and chairing engagements.
See any of our researchers’ individual activities on their profile pages.
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In-work poverty and mental health
MIND policy roundtable, 6th November 2023
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Ways for businesses and policy makers to improve quality of work in London and sectors to target, and Londoners’ satisfaction with a leisure time
Wilson S, What influences Londoners’ wellbeing and what can help?, Queen Mary University of London, 9 November 2023
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Bridging the gap: Supporting young people's transitions into good work
Orlando C, Tackling Youth Unemployment: Closing the Skills Gaps & Ensuring Employment Opportunities For All, Public Policy Exchange, 8th August 2023
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Engaged and useful scholarship - moving beyond the elite projects of ‘impact’ and ‘engagement’
Winton A, Interuniversity Research Centre on Globalization and Work, 28 October 2022
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Improving outcomes for young people: what next for policy-makers?
Orlando C, Wilson T, IES webinar, October 2022
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Worklessness due to ill health
Bevan S, SOM webinar, October 2022
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Is Good Quality Work the Solution to the Cost of Living Crisis?
Orlando C, Graduate Recruiters Network, October 2022
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Return to work research, policy & practice challenges for the next decade
Bevan S, International Forum on Disability Management, Sep 2022
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Returning to work after cancer: Lessons for HR and OH Professionals
Bevan S, At Work Partnership 'Workplace Health 2022'
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The ReAct Partnership: Delivering Collaborative Advantage - The ReAct experience
Mansour J, IEP Digital Technology Conference, September 2022