Working with participants – lessons from ReAct: focus on neurodiversity
This briefing paper focuses on strategies to support neurodiverse participants into work.
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This briefing paper focuses on strategies to support neurodiverse participants into work.
This webinar recording, slides and additional Q&A document cover the IES presentation on the JobsPlus pilot project interim evaluation.
These infographics summarise the evaluation of the JobsPlus pilot programme, an initiative that supports job seekers living in social housing to find employment and progress in the workplace.
This briefing paper looks at how the insights from ReAct research can inform the development of the employment support workforce of the future to enable the Get Britain Working ambition in practice.
In our second briefing paper, we turn our focus to another Restart collaboration, that of the Prime Provider Network which represents national employer engagement teams from across the Restart providers.
In the run-up to the ERSA conference in November 2025, the ReAct partnership will release a series of briefing papers highlighting key research from the collaboration and how the insights can inform solutions to Get Britain Working. This is the first in the series.
This quarterly briefing sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on August 12 covering the period from April 2025 to June 2025.
This briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on 13th May 2025.
Today’s figures are a mixed bag and a confusing picture. Increased volatility in the main Labour Force Survey, combined with divergent trends between the LFS and other measures out today mean it is even harder than usual to draw conclusions on what is going on in the labour market.
This briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on 18 July 2024.