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Research and Reports 16 09 2021

Focus on results: How a greater focus on outcomes could contribute to England’s learning and skills systems

Our new report, supported by Association of Colleges, looks at how other countries have embedded a focus on outcomes in further education and draws out potential lessons for England.

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Research and Reports 07 07 2021

Learning at work: Employer investment in skills

Employers are major investors in learning and skills – investment that will be crucial for economic recovery. This report identifies falling employer investment in skills, stark inequalities with some groups and sectors missing out.

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Recovery and renewal

The successful vaccine roll out means our economy is reopening and starting to recover. What does this mean for good work?
Research and Reports 20 05 2021

Top tips for local employment and skills recovery

The Local Government Association commissioned Learning and Work Institute to develop ‘how to’ guides for local government focused on key topics for labour market recovery and renewal.

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Without action now, youth unemployment could be the new pandemic for years to come

New ONS data shows that young people make up 57 per cent of the fall in employment in Covid. Without action now to tackle youth employment, the pandemic generation could be scarred for years to come, writes our CEO Stephen Evans for The House.
Learning and Work Institute announces new appointment to strengthen senior team

Learning and Work Institute today announced the appointment of Sam Windett as Deputy Director and part of its senior team.
Pandemic has widened jobs and skills inequalities, putting ‘levelling up’ at risk

The coronavirus pandemic has worsened inequalities in work and incomes, hitting groups including young people, single parents, and people from BAME backgrounds hardest, according to a new report.
Research and Reports 23 03 2021

One year on

The pandemic led to a sharp rise in unemployment with groups like young people harder hit. The Government’s actions are welcome, but it should go further to tackle unemployment, increase employment, and support incomes.

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The Chancellor did broadly the right thing with the Budget – now to delivery

The government will need to be much quicker delivering what it announced in the Budget last week than its record so far, writes Stephen Evans

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