Jobs

By Kathryn Petrie; Jake Shepherd

This latest report from UK think tank the Social Market Foundation looks at a new work and training programme. This…

By Daniel Mahoney

If anything, the UK's problem is too few robots, not too many. There are only 71 robots for every 10,000…

By Jake Sumner; Phillip Blond

The UK has a productivity and prosperity problem. The country languishes at the bottom of productivity indices with employees working…

By Stephen Clarke; Conor D'Arcy

The Resolution Foundation's Intergenerational Commission has analysed the breakdown of generational progress in a number of domains, including housing, the…

By Lindsay Judge

In December 2017 we commissioned ComRes to survey 500 human resources decision makers in UK private sector firms that hire…

By Anna Round

The north of England needs a skilled workforce and a system for skills development that meets the changing needs of…

By George Bangham; Stephen Clarke

The pay of Britain’s workers has rarely been out of the news in the past decade. The unprecedented squeeze on…

By Professor Len Shackleton

Proportion of UK employees needing a licence to work has doubled in the last 15 years.  A new report from…

By Conor D'arcy

Discussion around the Taylor Review and quality of work has often focused on zero-hours contracts and the gig economy. But…

By Diego Zuluaga

Widespread automation is often named as the greatest long-term threat to human employment. But Europe’s immediate job market problems are…