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Bin strikes, Union might, and the equal pay time bomb

7 April 2025
Government and Institutions

Bin strikes, Union might, and the equal pay time bomb

Professor Len Shackleton
7 April 2025
By Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs The mounting piles of rat-infested black … Continue reading “Bin strikes, Union might, and the equal pay time bomb”

Saturday Read: Benefits reforms may not achieve much but they have focused attention

22 March 2025
Government and Institutions

Saturday Read: Benefits reforms may not achieve much but they have focused attention

Professor Len Shackleton
22 March 2025
This week’s announcement of some minor benefit reforms, accompanied by a Green Paper, may not achieve very much, but it … Continue reading “Saturday Read: Benefits reforms may not achieve much but they have focused attention”

Labour market offers predictably ‘gloomy picture’

13 May 2025
Labour Market

Labour market offers predictably ‘gloomy picture’

13 May 2025
Commenting on this today’s labour market statistics published by the ONS, Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute … Continue reading “Labour market offers predictably ‘gloomy picture’”

Ministers to force firms to reveal ethnicity pay gap

19 March 2025
Labour Market

Ministers to force firms to reveal ethnicity pay gap

19 March 2025

Reem Ibrahim quoted in The Times

Reem Ibrahim, Communications Manager at the free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, was quoted in The Times … Continue reading “Ministers to force firms to reveal ethnicity pay gap”

Scrap pay gap reporting

18 March 2025
Labour Market

Scrap pay gap reporting

18 March 2025
Reem Ibrahim, Communications Manager at the free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “If the Government are serious … Continue reading “Scrap pay gap reporting”

Welfare announcement ‘disappointing’ and only a ‘flea bite’ of savings, IEA Fellow

18 March 2025
Labour Market

Welfare announcement ‘disappointing’ and only a ‘flea bite’ of savings, IEA Fellow

18 March 2025
Responding to the welfare changes announced today Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the free market think tank … Continue reading “Welfare announcement ‘disappointing’ and only a ‘flea bite’ of savings, IEA Fellow”

Employment Rights Bill risks stifling economic growth

11 March 2025
Labour Market

Employment Rights Bill risks stifling economic growth

11 March 2025
Commenting on the new amendments to the Employment Rights Bill, Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the free … Continue reading “Employment Rights Bill risks stifling economic growth”

Get Britain Working White Paper published today ‘square root of nothing much at all’, according to IEA Fellow

9 December 2024
Labour Market

Get Britain Working White Paper published today ‘square root of nothing much at all’, according to IEA Fellow

9 December 2024
Responding to the DWP White Paper ‘Get Britain Working’ published today (26 November), Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow … Continue reading “Get Britain Working White Paper published today ‘square root of nothing much at all’, according to IEA Fellow”

The Employment Rights Bill: what the government’s impact assessment misses

23 October 2024
Labour Market

The Employment Rights Bill: what the government’s impact assessment misses

Len Shackleton and Matthew Lesh
23 October 2024
The Government’s own impact assessment for its employment rights legislation estimates that the measures could cost businesses up to £5 billion annually. … Continue reading “The Employment Rights Bill: what the government’s impact assessment misses”

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