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Spending Review: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
11 Jun 2025Naomi Clayton, Chief Executive at the Institute for Employment Studies comments on today's Spending Review announcements
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June Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
10 Jun 2025IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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May Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
13 May 2025IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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April Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
15 Apr 2025IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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March Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
20 Mar 2025IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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February Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
18 Feb 2025IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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The Institute for Employment Studies appoints new Chief Executive Officer
20 Jan 2025The Institute for Employment Studies is delighted to announce the appointment of Naomi Clayton as its new Chief Executive Officer.
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December Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
17 Dec 2024IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics, published December 17th 2024
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November Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
12 Nov 2024IES analysis of this month's Labour Market Statistics.
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October Labour Market Statistics: comment from the Institute for Employment Studies
16 Oct 2024The figures out this month, as with those of the past couple of months, show improvement on the very weak data that we saw earlier in the year, with employment rising to 75% from 74.8%, unemployment down to 4.0% from 4.1% and economic inactivity at 21.8% from 21.9% previously.