Publications
We author and publish a range of resources to keep you up to date with the latest developments in employment, labour market and human resource policy and practice.
All our pdf publications are free to access.
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Mentor Training Programme Evaluation 2021 2022
Final report
Williams J, Pollard E, Subosa M, Campbell B | Apr 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThe evaluation included interviews with stakeholders; surveys of participants of the three training courses; a survey of mentees who experienced mentoring from participants on the two blended learning courses; alongside interviews with mentors and senior leaders from their organisations.
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Report of the trustees and financial statements for the year ending 31 March 2022
Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesA summary of the annual financial statements and Institute activity in the last 12 months, up to 31 March 2022.
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Evaluation of the Construction Skills Fund 2
Final report
Alexander K, Gloster R, Edney C, Buzzeo J, Patel R, Cockett J | Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis evaluation of Construction Skills Fund 2 aims to explore pathways to employment through the hubs, assess the quality of employment outcomes, explore cost effectiveness of the programme, and draw on lessons learned for skills and employment support policy.
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CSF Onsite Hubs: learner progress
Final report
Gloster R, Buzzeo J, Patel R | Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis report supplements findings from the main evaluation of the Construction Skills Fund. This research focuses on the medium-term learner perspectives and experiences of looking for work after completing the course and career and learning progression.
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Evaluation of the Construction Skills Fund
Onsite training hubs
Gloster R, Cockett J, Patel R, Mason B, Buzzeo J, Williams J, Takala H | Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis report presents findings from the evaluation of the Construction Skills Fund. This evaluation reviews whether, and how, the hubs were effective across different contexts, and what works in delivery of onsite training.
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Supporting refugees into work: what can we do better?
Gloster R, Wimalasiri V | Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis briefing explores how current employment support and employers can better help refugees who can and want to work to reach their full potential.
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Labour Market Statistics, March 2022
Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis briefing note sets out analysis of the Labour Market Statistics published on 15 March 2022.
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Extended and more flexible traineeships: A process evaluation
Gloster R, Byford M, Buzzeo J, Garner O, Newton B, Crick C, Mackay S | Mar 2022 | IES/Ipsos MORITraineeships have been integral to tackling youth unemployment since 2013. This evaluation aims to understand how these changes were received and implemented, the successes, challenges and lessons learnt, and any effect on trainees’ short- and medium-term outcomes.
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The Single Parent Employment Challenge:
Job loss and job seeking after the pandemic
Clery E, Dewar L, Edney C | Mar 2022 | GingerbreadThis report focuses on the sub-set of single parents who experienced unemployment during the pandemic. It explores the routes that led to them becoming unemployed and their attitudes to and experiences of job-seeking and back-to-work support.
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Good quality work: youth voices from across the UK
Findings from the young people consultations
Orlando C | Mar 2022 | Institute for Employment StudiesThis report is part of a three-year research project for the Health Foundation’s Young People’s Future Health Inquiry. The Inquiry focuses on understanding how to develop effective approaches in policy and practice to improve access to good quality youth employment and achieve systemic change across the four UK nations.