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  • Support for Industry Placements

    Provider and employer views on new placement models and approaches

    Takala H, Williams J, Alexander K, Wnek B, Newton B | Jul 2020 | Department for Education

    In October 2019, the Department for Education (DfE) commissioned the Institute for Employment (IES) to conduct further research on Capacity and Delivery Fund (CDF) to explore providers’ and employers’ views on updates to the T Level industry placement models policy.

  • Process Evaluation of Support for T Level Industry Placements

    Research Report

    Williams J, Newton B, Takala H, Gloster R, Alexander K | Jul 2020 | Department for Education

    This report brings together the findings from across two phases of evaluation. The first phase focused primarily on the provider experience with a sample of providers taking part in CDF year 1. In the second phase there was a dual focus on employers and providers as well as an analysis of monitoring information and delivery of a provider survey.

  • Weekly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends in week-ending 28 June 2020

    Wilson T, Papoutsaki D, Williams M | Jul 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This weekly briefing sets out analysis of online vacancies as at Sunday 28 June 2020. The work is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and uses vacancy data collected by the job search engine Adzuna. The briefing sets out analysis of new vacancies, overall vacancy levels, and vacancies by area, job type and salary band. This week’s briefing also includes analysis of changes in vacancy levels by Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs).

  • No time to lose: Getting people into work quickly

    Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies et al

    This report has been co-authored by eleven organisations/ individuals including IES, and sets out proposals for providing immediate ‘Into Work’ support for the newly unemployed and those at risk of redundancy as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

  • Weekly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends in week-ending 21 June 2020

    Papoutsaki D, Williams M, Wilson T | Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This is the eleventh in a series of weekly briefings exploring changes in vacancies since the Covid-19 crisis began. The work is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and uses vacancy data collected by Adzuna – one of the largest online job search engines in the UK. This briefing covers vacancies up to Sunday 21 June 2020. The briefing sets out analysis of new vacancies, overall vacancy levels, and vacancies by area, job type and salary band.

  • Weekly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends in week-ending 14 June 2020

    Williams M, Papoutsaki D, Wilson T | Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This is the tenth in a series of weekly briefings exploring changes in vacancies since the Covid-19 crisis began. The work is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and uses vacancy data collected by Adzuna (www.adzuna.co.uk) – one of the largest online job search engines in the UK. This briefing covers vacancies up to Sunday 14 June 2020 and includes new analysis of the changes in unemployment claims per vacancy.

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    Labour Market Statistics, June 2020: IES analysis

    Wilson T | Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published this morning (16 June). It includes analysis of increases in claimant unemployment, new Labour Force Survey data and real time data from Pay As You Earn Tax Returns.

  • Supporting Mental Health of Employees During and Beyond Covid-19

    Jun 2020 | AXA Asia / Columbia University WHO Centre for Global Mental Health

    This toolkit is designed to help business leaders and managers anticipate and take actions that effectively support employees’ mental health during Covid-19 and beyond.

  • Weekly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends in week ending 7 June 2020

    Wilson T, Papoutsaki D, Williams M | Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This is the ninth in a series of weekly briefings exploring changes in vacancies since the Covid-19 crisis began. The work is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and uses vacancy data collected by Adzuna (www.adzuna.co.uk) – one of the largest online job search engines in the UK. This briefing covers vacancies up to Sunday 7 June 2020 and includes new analysis of changes in vacancy levels by occupation.

  • Weekly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends in week-ending 31 May 2020

    Cockett J, Gray H, Papoutsaki D, Williams M, Wilson T | Jun 2020 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This is the eighth in a series of weekly briefings exploring changes in vacancies since the Covid-19 crisis began. The work is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and uses vacancy data collected by Adzuna (www.adzuna.co.uk) – one of the largest online job search engines in the UK. This briefing covers vacancies up to Sunday 31 May 2020 and includes new analysis of the changes in unemployment claims per vacancy.