Can an ‘Opportunity Guarantee’ prevent a pandemic generation?
As the Prime Minister announces an 'Opportunity Guarantee', Joe Dromey shares his thoughts on what this should look like.
Getting Britain back to work: online Convention
Our annual conference was joined by over 1,200 people. With keynotes from the mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham, Mims Davies MP, minister for employment, and Gillian Keegan MP, minister for apprenticeships and skills. Watch back over the event.
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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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Specialist adult learning support to the British Army
We undertake research, evaluation and policy work to inform the development of the British Army's education and training offer to service personnel.
Labour Market Analysis - June 2020
Coronavirus has triggered the sharpest rise in claimant unemployment on record with 2.8 million people now on out-of-work benefits.
Getting Britain back to work: revisit our webinar
Catch up on our webinar with Shadow Employment Minister Seema Malhotra MP. The coronavirus has led to an unprecedented spike in unemployment and the next set of labour market stats will give us some first data on the devastation caused. Joining the discussion is ERSA chief executive Elizabeth Taylor and Learning and Work Institute's Stephen Evans and Fiona Aldridge.
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Supporting young adult carers in further education
Starting in late 2019, this three-year project, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, involves Learning and Work Institute and The Carer's Federation working with 60 further education colleges,
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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
