News & Press

Tony Wilson reflects on this month's labour market statistics, that provide a timely reminder that we don't lose sight of those already out of work as economic inactivity continues to rise for those with long term health conditions.

How will government support the many millions of workers finding themselves off work, sick or in self-isolation? Tony Wilson considers the urgent steps Parliament needs to take in order to protect the public, support those off work and to keep the economy moving.

Rosie Gloster and Helena Takala reflect on the changing nature and prevalence of complex issues that affect employment chances and the implications these have had for the skills and knowledge required from today’s employment advisers.

To mark International Women’s Day, Beth Mason considers the role of women in the future workforce and how the rise of automation could offer both challenges and opportunities in the labour market.

Ahead of a forthcoming book, Peter Reilly reflects on his recent influences ranging from Parasite to philosophic theories when weighing up the arguments on pay equality

Becci Newton reflects on the recent IFS commentary on higher education economic outcomes and considers if success is measured adequately - and what can be done to further progress opportunities for female student-leavers in the labour market, in the context of growing understanding of identity.

To mark World Obesity Day, Stephen Bevan and Zofia Bajorek highlight the stigma and discrimination that people living with obesity face in employment settings and reflect on what needs to be done to improve outcomes for workers living with obesity.

Zofia Bajorek considers if organisations are providing line managers with the support they need, given all the responsibilities they have to undertake - and what can employers do to support this critical role.