Media office

Learning and Work Institute is focused on increasing access to and participation in learning and work opportunities. Each year we publish a range of reports and analysis of key learning, skills and employment issues, as well as working on development and innovation projects on the ground. If you’re interested in hearing more about our latest insights, or would like to discuss media opportunities, please get in touch with our policy and communications team.

Our policy and communications team

Joe Dromey - Deputy director for research and development

Sarah Horner - Head of policy and communications

Roisin Sheehy - Communications Officer

General Press Enquiries

Learning and Work Institute in the media

Daily Mirror

Coronavirus wipes out any hope of 'levelling up' as north set to be worse hit economically

The Independent

Young people are bearing the economic burden of coronavirus

The Times

Young, gifted and blocked by the coronavirus

Evening Standard

Years of jobs growth wiped out in month of coronavirus, report says

BusinessLive

Liverpool and Manchester face 'unemployment crisis'

The Yorkshire Post

Yorkshire firms face unprecedented unemployment crisis

The Independent

National living wage hike is justified despite impending recession, says think tank

The Times

Levy could limit youth training, says work charity

Tes

SME apprenticeships could drop by 75k, warns report

The Guardian

How the people of Rochdale launched their own fightback against sexual abuse and poverty

The Telegraph

Britain has millions more graduates – so why has the economy got so little to show for it?

The House

Sir John Hayes: "Our post-16 skills system is far from optimal"

Tes

Learn lessons from abroad on apprenticeships

Huffington Post

The National Minimum Wage Is A Remarkable Success Story – Where Next To Tackle Inequality?

Channel 4 News

Why is Nottingham the hardest place in UK for young people to find employment or training?

BBC East Midlands

'Worst' prospects for young in Nottingham

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