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Attitudes to work and labour market outcomes: empirical findings

22 June 2021
Labour Market

Attitudes to work and labour market outcomes: empirical findings

Andrew Dunn
22 June 2021
The UK’s Welfare Reform Act 2012 allows Department of Work and Pensions ‘work coaches’ to compel unemployed Universal Credit claimants, … Continue reading “Attitudes to work and labour market outcomes: empirical findings”

The future of post-pandemic work

29 January 2021
Labour Market

The future of post-pandemic work

Len Shackleton
29 January 2021
This week I gave a talk to an online conference which had asked me to speak about the future of … Continue reading “The future of post-pandemic work”

Labour market trends: look beyond the headline figures

15 December 2020
Labour Market

Labour market trends: look beyond the headline figures

Len Shackleton
15 December 2020
Today’s headline employment figures, as always, are backward-looking and tell us what was happening in the period August-October, before the … Continue reading “Labour market trends: look beyond the headline figures”

How high will UK unemployment rise?

30 October 2020
Labour Market

How high will UK unemployment rise?

Julian Jessop
30 October 2020
The closure of the original job retention scheme (CJRS) at the end of October is focusing attention again on the … Continue reading “How high will UK unemployment rise?”

Labour market statistics “nothing to be complacent about,” says IEA expert

13 October 2020
Labour Market

Labour market statistics “nothing to be complacent about,” says IEA expert

13 October 2020
Responding to the ONS labour market statistics, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton said: “The ONS labour market … Continue reading “Labour market statistics “nothing to be complacent about,” says IEA expert”

UK still in “Phoney War” phase of battle against unemployment, says Professor Len Shackleton

11 August 2020
Labour Market

UK still in “Phoney War” phase of battle against unemployment, says Professor Len Shackleton

11 August 2020
In response to the ONS labour market statistics, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton said: “We are still … Continue reading “UK still in “Phoney War” phase of battle against unemployment, says Professor Len Shackleton”

ONS labour market data “the calm before the storm,” says Professor Len Shackleton

16 June 2020
Labour Market

ONS labour market data “the calm before the storm,” says Professor Len Shackleton

16 June 2020
Responding to today’s Office for National Statistics employment figures, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton said: “This morning’s … Continue reading “ONS labour market data “the calm before the storm,” says Professor Len Shackleton”

The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic

15 November 2019
Labour Market

The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic

Len Shackleton
15 November 2019
A lot has been happening on the minimum wage front recently. This week the Living Wage Foundation published its new … Continue reading “The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic”

The dangers of a more rigid labour market

12 September 2019
Labour Market

The dangers of a more rigid labour market

Len Shackleton
12 September 2019
It is ironic that the Office for National Statistics published figures showing unemployment at a 45-year low and earnings growth … Continue reading “The dangers of a more rigid labour market”

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