Low morale and an inability to attract and keep talented staff is impacting local governments’ ability to deliver services to their communities, a new report…
New research shows the extent to which Labour’s hopes of achieving power depends on overcoming recent divisions between school-leavers and graduates. In a paper published…
Schools, colleges and universities need to improve their leadership and management to avoid a worsening retention crisis, a think tank has warned today. A survey…
Asylum seekers from a “green list” of countries such as Afghanistan and Syria should get the right to work in the UK as soon they…
One in five British employers has hired a Ukrainian refugee and significant numbers have taken on Hong Kong British nationals or resettled refugees, new research…
Mutuals – companies owned by their customers and staff – can meet growing public demand for business to do more for society and the environment,…
Nearly 140,000 Londoners that live in a household relying on a public sector wage are in poverty, a think-tank says today. The Social Market Foundation…
The cost of ensuring every state-educated student in England has access to work experience would cost the government as little as £75million a year*, according…
People from ethnic minorities are much less likely than white Britons to save into a pension scheme, putting millions at risk of financial hardship in…
With the end of the summer holidays, millions of people are returning to the office – yet for one in four people that means working…
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