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Content tagged with “Workforce planning and labour market change”

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  • Preparing for Brexit through workforce planning

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  • Improving health and employment outcomes through joint working

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  • New research to identify employer practice that enables career progression for disadvantaged workers

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  • Labour market statistics: move along, nothing (much) to see here

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  • Female Service Leavers and Employment

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  • Slides: Managing mental wellbeing in a research environment: some lessons from other sectors

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  • New gig economy study reveals diversity of worker experiences

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  • Government response to the Taylor Review: damp squib or small step in the right direction?

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  • The experiences of individuals in the gig economy

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