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July Labour Market Statistics: Comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
NewsToday’s figures have perhaps the first signs that higher interest rates may be starting to put the brakes on the economy, with unemployment ticking...
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Labour Market Statistics, July 2023
PublicationThis briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on 11 July 2023.
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World's first employment toolkit launched
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The ReAct and Timewise Change Agent Programme: Evaluation Report
PublicationThe Timewise Change Agent programme was developed to help Restart providers increase participants’ access to fair flexible working from day one. An...
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Obesity stigma and employment in the Netherlands
PublicationThis research is the latest output of the PURPOSE programme (Promoting Understanding and Research into Productivity, Obesity Stigma and Employment).
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Youth Employment Toolkit: wage subsidies and youth employment
NewsYouth Futures Foundation (YFF) commissioned IES and the Centre for Evidence and Implementation to lead evidence synthesis to inform the development...
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Lifting the lid on the Youth Employment Toolkit: using the right tools for a challenging task
NewsIES has supported the development of a new Youth Employment Toolkit from Youth Futures Foundation. Becci Newton explains how the resource is...
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Research Economist (Fellow)
VacancyWe are looking for a talented, quantitative research economist to join our team based in Brighton.
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Taking time off to be a dad: how can new fathers be supported to have a greater role in family life?
NewsWith the latest Parental Rights Survey indicating that two in five new fathers did not access paid parental leave, Rosie Gloster considers how more...
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Shared parental leave is used by high earning professionals and has not been the answer to more equal parenting for most families
NewsFindings from the just-released Parental Rights Survey indicate that take-up of shared parental leave entitlement has been low. Rosie Gloster...