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  • The impact of the minimum wage on employment and hours, including the impact on young workers

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  • UK labour market tightens but wage growth remains sluggish; no turning point in sight

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  • Young people still struggle to thrive in today's labour market

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  • Legal Sector Workforce Planning Research

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  • Cultivating compassion: who cares for NHS staff?

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  • Our response to the government's consultations on modern working practices

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  • Summary of response to employment status consultation

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  • Response to consultation on measures to increase transparency in the UK labour market

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  • Fit for Work: Scoping the feasibility of an impact evaluation

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