How do current education, employment and skills services and planned changes serve young people?
Our latest Youth Commission report has some answers.
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Our work on ESOL takes in the macro and the micro
We want all adults who could benefit from improving their English to have opportunities to do so. This would benefit them and their families, but also our economy, society and other public services.
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Two in three workers support further increases in the minimum wage
Our new research shows overwhelming support for further rises to the wage floor in order to tackle low pay.
Labour market analysis: what's happening in the world of work?
The headline labour market figures for employment and unemployment published on 19 May still do not incorporate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. However, other numbers released for claimant unemployment, working hours, and vacancies all point to a dramatic negative impact of the crisis
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Supporting young adult carers in further education
This three-year project, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, involves L&W and The Carer's Federation working with 60 FE colleges.
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Add your voice to our Better Work Network
The Better Work Network is a policy and practice-based initiative, hosted by Learning and Work Institute and Trust for London, dedicated to tackling the issues of low pay and poor quality of work within London and across the wider United Kingdom
