Supporting refugees into work: what can we do better?
This briefing explores how current employment support and employers can better help refugees who can and want to work to reach their full potential.
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This briefing explores how current employment support and employers can better help refugees who can and want to work to reach their full potential.
This briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on 15 March 2022.
Traineeships have been integral to tackling youth unemployment since 2013. This evaluation aims to understand how these changes were received and implemented, the successes, challenges and lessons learnt, and any effect on trainees’ short- and medium-term outcomes.
This report focuses on the sub-set of single parents who experienced unemployment during the pandemic. It explores the routes that led to them becoming unemployed and their attitudes to and experiences of job-seeking and back-to-work support.
This report is part of a three-year research project for the Health Foundation’s Young People’s Future Health Inquiry. The Inquiry focuses on understanding how to develop effective approaches in policy and practice to improve access to good quality youth employment and achieve systemic change across the four UK nations.
This report examines the potential scale and nature of green jobs across the Central London Forward sub region.
This report examines the potential scale and nature of green jobs across the Local London sub-region.
This report examines the potential scale and nature of green jobs across the South London sub-region.
This report examines the potential scale and nature of green jobs across the West London sub-region.
This guide, the fourth output in the PURPOSE Programme, shines a light on the role that healthcare professionals can play in discussing the role of employment and employment status in the prevention, treatment and vocational rehabilitation of people living with obesity.