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Making work secure: unlocking poverty and building a stronger economy
Report by: JRF
Author(s): Rebecca McDonald; Alina Sandor
This report from UK think tank the JRF looks at why all workers should have stable, secure hours and pay.
COVID-19 has highlighted the insecurity pulling many low-paid workers into poverty. Some will argue we cannot tackle this until the economy has recovered. Instead, this briefing argues that delivering security can, and should, play a role in building a more productive economy beyond COVID-19 where work is a reliable route out of poverty.
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