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  • Projects 26 10 2021

    The Peabody Index - Research partnership

    Learning and Work Institute are pleased to begin a new partnership with Peabody to provide analysis of public datasets and identify trends for London and the UK.
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  • Helping Londoners with disabilities or long-term health conditions into work

    Working Capital was a pilot programme of integrated employment and health support for people with a disability or a long-term health condition in central / inner London, which Learning and Work Institute evaluated.
  • Research and Reports 05 05 2021

    Working Capital: Final Evaluation Report

    This report evaluates the performance of a pilot programme of integrated employment and health support for disabled people and those with health conditions in central London, and sets out the lessons for future similar provision.
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  • Research and Reports 30 03 2021

    Facing the future - employment prospects for young people after Coronavirus

    A new report released today from The Prince’s Trust and the Learning and Work Institute warns that young people will increasingly bear the brunt of the unemployment crisis, at a growing cost to the UK economy.
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  • New report finds prolonged youth jobs crisis is set to cost UK economy almost £7 billion next year

    A new report released today from The Prince’s Trust and the Learning and Work Institute warns that young people will increasingly bear the brunt of the unemployment crisis, at a growing cost to the UK economy
  • Research and Reports 13 11 2020

    Learning Ladders

    The Social Mobility Commission funded L&W in partnership with the National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) to investigate the role of adult training in supporting progression from low pay.
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  • Labour market analysis | November 2020

    Our analysis of the ONS labour market statistics, released on the morning of 10 November.
  • Labour market analysis | October 2020

    Our analysis of the ONS labour market statistics, released on the morning of 13 October.
  • Research and Reports 01 12 2019

    Local Skills Deficits and Spare Capacity

    Analysis commissioned by the Local Government Association estimates that unless skills needs of employers are met there could be a potential loss of £120 billion in economic output by the end of the decade.
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