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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 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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Research and Reports 19 05 2021

Building Strong Foundations: Supporting low-skilled employees and new starters to succeed in the workforce

Working from home presents a new set of challenges for employees and managers alike. Our new research with the Chartered Management Institute looks at the role of managers in supporting low-skilled workers to thrive in their new workplaces and roles

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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.
Response to Budget on 3 March 2021

Stephen Evans, chief executive of Learning and Work Institute responds to the 2021 Budget.
What we offer is personal. We need it more now than ever

We’re between two worlds. People need flexibility and a personal approach more now than ever.
Research and Reports 26 02 2021

Recovery and renewal: Tackling long-term unemployment

Our projections suggest long-term unemployment could rise above one million if we don’t get the policy response right.

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We can build back better if we do it together: reflections on the Housing, Learning and Work Conference

Sponsoring the Housing, Learning and Work Conference was a natural fit for us. Not just because it posed an essential conversation-starter, but because we felt it was going to open doors into a brighter landscape for communities.
Supporting people into work during a pandemic

Despite the doom and gloom, there are jobs out there and whilst the effects of the pandemic continue to be felt, Clarion Futures will continue to support residents into work and transform lives and communities, writes Phil Miles.

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