• Research and Reports 11 10 2024

  Evaluation of Elevate pilot

  Our evaluation of Elevate, on behalf of Centre for Ageing Better, aimed to explore the extent to which the pilot supported participants to find, or move closer to, sustained employment.

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• Blog 07 11 2023

  Why making things matters

  To mark Lifelong Learning Week 2023 and our theme of Learning for Creativity and Culture, Jill Rutter, Head of Programme and Policy at Learning and Work Institute, explores inequalities in people’s access to craft courses in adult and further education.
• Blog 22 06 2023

  Celebrating projects that help refugees find work

  Between 2001 and 2022 more than one million people arrived in the UK as asylum-seekers or through refugee resettlement programmes. Employment is key to their economic and social integration. To mark Refugee Week, we are highlighting some of the projects that are helping refugees find and progress in work.
• Blog 22 03 2023

  Childcare – a positive step forward but not mission accomplished

  The recent Spring Budget announced one of the biggest investments in childcare that this country has seen. This £4 billion boost to childcare has been welcomed by parents, but questions have been asked about who will benefit, whether costs could have been reduced further and whether the Government will be able to deliver on its promises, says Learning & Work Institute's head of programme and policy, Jill Rutter
• Research and Reports 20 12 2022

  Evidence to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee

  Submission to the inquiry into 'Where have all the workers gone?'

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• Research and Reports 26 10 2022

  Evidence to the Work and Pensions Committee

  L&W recently gave written evidence to the House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry on Plan for Jobs and employment support, which can be read here. Stephen Evans also gave oral evidence. The Inquiry is looking at the reasons for the rise

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