• Research and Reports 26 01 2022

  Good jobs in Scotland

  Our research on behalf of the Poverty and Inequality Commission in Scotland aims to inform the development of its advice and recommendations on how the Scottish Government can support the creation of more ‘good jobs’ and reduce in-work poverty.

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• News 16 12 2021

  A Long-Term Pay, Employment and Skills Plan for Adult Social Care

  Chief Executive at Learning and Work Institute Stephen Evans wrote an article for Campaign for Learning's publication on Reforming Adult Social Care
• Blog 10 11 2021

  Addressing work insecurities will be crucial for real levelling up

  Throughout the pandemic, the RSA has been tracking the experience of work amongst so-called ‘key workers’: the health, care, distribution, retail, energy, local government, finance and manufacturing workers that kept the country functioning as we went into repeated lockdowns.
• Projects 26 10 2021

  The Peabody Index - Research partnership

  Learning and Work Institute are pleased to begin a new partnership with Peabody to provide analysis of public datasets and identify trends for London and the UK.

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• Research and Reports 22 09 2021

  Better Work Audit: Job quality in London over the last decade

  The Better Work Audit builds on research on the quality of work in London. We examine public data on job quality in the capital, and how this compares to the UK trend.

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• Research and Reports 13 11 2020

  Learning Ladders

  The Social Mobility Commission funded L&W in partnership with the National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR) to investigate the role of adult training in supporting progression from low pay.

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• Research and Reports 19 10 2020

  The future of the minimum wage – Autumn briefing

  This briefing paper aims to contribute to the debate by highlighting the findings from our ongoing research programme with Carnegie UK Trust on the future of the minimum wage.

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• Research and Reports 30 07 2020

  The impact of the coronavirus outbreak on London’s low paid workers

  This paper presents early findings from research examining the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on low paid workers in London. The findings are based on new analysis of labour market data and original polling.

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• News 30 07 2020

  Coronavirus crisis risks deepening inequalities in London as low paid workers hit hardest

  Low paid Londoners have borne the brunt of the coronavirus crisis, according to new research which warns that the capital will be both poorer and less equal.

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