Publications

Publications graphicWe 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.

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  • Slides 'The pain of behavioural change'

    Clarke J | Apr 2015 | Petros

    Jo Clarke's slides from the IES HR Network Retreat: 'Behavioural change at work' on 28 & 29 April 2015

  • Slides 'Working with values to create behaviour change'

    Hendrika Santer Bream | Apr 2015 | Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

    Hendrika Santer Bream's slides from the IES HR Network Retreat on 28 & 29 April 2015

  • Business Start-ups & Youth Self-Employment in the UK: A Policy Literature Review

    Hinks R, Fohrbeck A, Meager N | Apr 2015 | CROME, University of Brighton

    This paper gives an overview of the key policy initiatives in the UK designed - fully or in part – to propel young people into self-employment, based on a literature review of academic and grey sources. In particular, it outlines the rationale and approaches of various initiatives originating in the public and voluntary sectors, and makes an assessment of their impact where possible. It also summarises the key features of self-employment in the UK, focusing on issues of job quality.

  • Slides: 'Reflective Practice' skills

    A practical workshop for HR specialists

    Carter A, Wayne Bush M | Apr 2015 | Institute for Employment Studies

    Alison Carter and Mary Wayne Bush's slides from the IES HR Network event 'Reflective Practice' skills workshop, on 16 April 2015

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    Event programme: 'Reflective Practice' skills:

    Carter A, Wayne Bush M | Apr 2015 | Institute for Employment Studies

    The event programme from Alison Carter and Mary Wayne Bush's IES HR Network event 'Reflective practice skills workshop' on 16 April 2015

  • Shared Parental Leave: The new regulations in a nutshell

    Mercer M | Mar 2015 | Institute for Employment Studies

    This paper offers a concise summary of the key facts you need to implement the new Shared Parental Leave and Pay regulations. It also offers an insight into the questions being asked by employers, and what they are doing to address the issues raised.

  • Impact evaluation of the Employer Investment Fund and Growth and Innovation Fund: project level learning and performance

    Mackay S, Cook J, Agur M, Daff K, Hallam R, MacLeod K, Cox A | Mar 2015 | UK Commission for Employment and Skills

    This report sets out the evidence from a review of evaluation and monitoring evidence on the performance of two of UKCES’ investment funds, specifically the Employer Investment Fund (EIF) and the Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF). The report takes stock of the evidence on what the funds have achieved up to Summer 2014, and provides a summary of lessons to inform other investment programmes as well as policy development work.

  • Impact evaluation of the Employer Investment Fund and Growth and Innovation Fund: baseline qualitative findings

    Cox A, Williams J, Aston J | Mar 2015 | UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES)

    This is the first year interim research report on the findings from a series of seven qualitative case studies. The report forms part of a multi-year evaluation assessing the impact of the two investment programmes: the Employer Investment Fund (EIF) and the Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF).

  • Evidence Review on Regulation Culture and Behaviours

    Wilson S | Mar 2015 | Food Standards Agency

    IES was commissioned to carry out an evidence review to better understand the culture and behaviours in businesses and enforcement bodies, as well as the communication between these two groups that facilitate or inhibit compliance with regulation. This review is an update to the findings in the 2010 report, which examines the relevant evidence that has accumulated over the last four years.

  • Slides: What are the pros and cons of mindfulness at work?

    Alison Carter | Mar 2015 | Institute for Employment Studies

    Alison Carter's slides from the IES HR Network event 'Mindfulness at work', on 17 March 2015.