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  • Research and Reports 01 09 2018

    MyGo Evalulation Final Report

    MyGo is an integrated employment and skills programme designed to tackle youth unemployment in Suffolk, established as part of the Greater Ipswich City Deal.
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  • Research and Reports 15 06 2017

    Work Local: Developing a modern, local, public employment and skills service

    Learning and Work Institute was commissioned by the Local Government Association to explore the options for how modern, more integrated and localised public employment and skills services could be funded, designed and delivered. 
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  • Research and Reports 01 09 2018

    MyGo Evalulation Final Report Summary

    Summary of MyGo evaluation findings, an integrated employment and skills programme, designed to tackle youth unemployment.
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  • Research and Reports 28 10 2017

    The local impacts of welfare reform

    Commissioned by the Local Government Association, we worked with Policy in Practice to review the cumulative impact of welfare reform on people, communities and services.
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  • Research and Reports 30 10 2018

    Developing a Jobs-Plus model for the UK

    Learning and Work Institute worked with 19 social landlords across Britain to develop these proposals, based on the Jobs-Plus model used in the US in the late 1990s. 
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