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Who cares for working carers?
NewsWith Carers Week 2016 underway, Andrea Broughton asks who is caring for the working carers of Europe. Drawing from recent research by the Institute...
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Research on Total Rewards, Engagement and the links with Performance
ProjectIn early 2016, NHS Employers commissioned the Institute for Employment Studies to conduct an evidence review in the areas of total reward and...
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Article on the findings of our recent report on the impact of the Cycle to Work scheme. The scheme raises £72 million in economic benefit for the UK
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How careers work: observations of an applied researcher
ConferenceHirsh W, Inaugural Professorial Lecture, University of Derby, University of Derby, Derby, June 2016
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Exchange rate effects of a potential Brexit on German-UK bilateral trade
PublicationThis report was co-authored by Stella Capuano, before she joined IES in 2017.
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Cycling to work generates benefits all round
NewsEmployers can improve the health of their workforce by introducing a cycle to work scheme, according to our new report for the Cycle to Work...
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Workforce health as an asset
ConferenceBevan S, Health at work metrics, World Bank, Washington DC, USA, June 2016
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Stability rhymes with agility, pay structure needs to go with flexibility
PublicationDuncan Brown (IES) and Steve Munday (KPMG) ask why job evaluation still thrives and whether the opposing positions on job evaluation and pay...
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Review of Mind's Workplace Wellbeing Index diagnostic tool
ProjectIES provided an independent, external review and guidance during the development and pilot stage of Mind's new Workplace Wellbeing Index diagnostic...
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Impact of the Cycle to Work Scheme
PublicationThis report for the Cycle to Work Alliance presents an assessment of data around the efficacy of cycle to work schemes and the health and economic...