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  • Research and Reports 10 09 2025

    The Youth Guarantee and the benefits system

    This report, commissioned by Youth Futures Foundation and delivered by Learning and Work Institute, sets out the challenges and opportunities in young people’s interactions with the benefits system.
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  • Responding to the latest NEET data release

    Learning and Work Institute deputy director Elizabeth Gerard responds to the NEET data released on 21 August 2025.
  • Research and Reports 09 07 2025

    Connect to Work Top Tips

    Learning and Work Institute has been commissioned by the Local Government Association (LGA) to produce a series of top tips to support local government to develop a high quality Connect to Work service to help people into work.
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  • Research and Reports 27 05 2025

    Transforming opportunity

    We are pleased to share our vision for an ambitious Youth Guarantee so that fewer than 10% of young people are NEET, and no young person who is able to engage with work or training is NEET for more than a year.
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  • Getting the balance right: What the upcoming immigration White Paper needs to deliver to improve training for people in the UK

    Elizabeth Gerard, L&W's deputy director, considers whether the upcoming White Paper, and changes to migration policy, can help to support the Government's wider objectives.
  • Research and Reports 04 04 2025

    Young people who are not in education, employment, or training – what does the data tell us?

    This briefing provides an overview of the scale of how many NEET young people there are in the UK, what the characteristics of NEET young people are, and the differences in opportunity between different areas of England.
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  • Responding to the new report of the Keep Britain Working Review

    Learning and Work Institute deputy director Elizabeth Gerard responds to the new report of the Keep Britain Working Review.
  • Research and Reports 10 03 2025

    Supporting workers’ health and access to better work

    A new report from Learning and Work Institute for the Commission for Healthier Working Lives sets out what we know about what works to support disabled people and people with long-term health conditions.
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  • Employability Day 2024: Employment Support for Every Citizen – and beyond!

    Marking Employability Day 2024, Elizabeth Gerard, L&W Deputy Director, makes the case for employment support for every citizen – and beyond!

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