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DEI case study: IES supports The Guardian News and Media with a DEI strategy review
Learn how IES supported The Guardian Media Group to take a fresh look at its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategy.
Reflections on: Making Flexible Working the Default
A summary of the recent HR Network event looking at flexible working
October Labour Market Statistics: Comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
Today’s figures show that labour shortages are now affecting the whole economy, with fewer unemployed people per vacancy than at any time in at least forty years.
Reflections on Ethnicity Pay Reporting (EPR): Why, what and how
A summary of the recent HR Network event looking at Ethnicity Pay Reporting.
Reflections on Ethnicity Pay Reporting (EPR): Why, what and how
A summary of the recent HR Network event looking at Ethnicity Pay Reporting.
September Labour Market Statistics: Comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
Today’s figures confirm that the jobs recovery is continuing to gain speed. However they also show that we’ve seen the biggest fall in the size of the labour market since at least the early 1970s
New member paper: Coaching in virtual spaces: Video, audio and text-based
This paper is the fifth in the IES Coaching Effectiveness series which uses evidence to explore different aspects of business coaching.
August Labour Market Statistics: Comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
Today's figures show that the recovery continued to gain momentum through the spring as restrictions eased.
IES welcomes new Director of HR Research and Consulting
IES is delighted to announce the appointment of Claire Campbell as their new Director of HR Research and Consulting.
New member paper: ESG, SDGs and HR: A positive post-pandemic partnership
In this paper, Duncan Brown looks at the rise of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) investing and its potential to shape the future work and influence of the HR profession.
July Labour Market Statistics: Comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
Today’s figures show that the jobs recovery continued to pick up pace through spring as restrictions eased. As we expected, the single-month estimate of job vacancies for June was the highest figure ever recorded, smashing the previous record and driven by rises across nearly all industries.