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Building bridges towards future jobs

A third of Britons want to switch careers, but many have no idea where to start, says the City & Guilds.
Act now to tackle record rise in unemployment and prevent long-term damage

Employment experts call for £1 billion Youth Guarantee and urgent investment in education and back-to-work support. The Government needs to act now to tackle the fastest spike in unemployment on record or risk permanent damage to our economy and people’s livelihoods.
Extend and reform Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme to avoid ‘second wave’ of unemployment and help Britain back to work

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme must be extended for three months and reformed in order to prevent a ‘second wave’ of unemployment and support a phased return to work.
Tackling the disability employment gap must be a priority after the pandemic

Disabled people have been among those hardest hit by the pandemic. This blog looks at why it's vital that the Government's new employment programmes are tailored to meet the needs of disabled people.
Searching for a Goldilocks exit from the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has saved millions of jobs and prevented an even more catastrophic rise in unemployment than we’ve already seen. The Chancellor is right to extend and reform the scheme to prevent more people losing their jobs, but better target help where it is needed most.
Coronavirus set to reverse five years of employment growth in one month

New analysis by Learning and Work Institute shows that the coronavirus crisis will cause an unprecedented increase in unemployment which risks exacerbating pre-existing economic inequalities.
The future of technology in skills provision coaching capability

Between the start of the March lockdown and September, the number of people claiming benefits rose 120% to 2.7 million. There are worries many more jobs will be lost before the UK economy recovers.
Urgent action needed as long-term unemployment risks surging to 1.6 million

The Government must urgently put in place help for people to find work, as the number of people who are long-term unemployed risks surging as high as 1.6 million next year.
Projects 21 12 2020

The NHS role in addressing the work and employment impacts of coronavirus

NHS England and NHS Improvement commissioned Learning and Work Institute to identify opportunities the NHS could rapidly develop to address the employment impacts of coronavirus and support social mobility.

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