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Economy, Employment & Design

If you want a better world, help people relax

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23 May 2017

Tim Gray FRSA

Tim Gray FRSA suggests we may need to kick back a bit if we are to respond to the challenges that are making us to angry.
‘Good work’ open to all

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22 May 2017

Dr Elizabeth Vallance

Dr Elizabeth Vallance FRSA, argues that ‘good work’ is a constituent of wellbeing and, just like the rest of us, those on the autistic spectrum have a right to enjoy it and its benefits.
You can lead a horse to bitesize online content, but can you make it learn?

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15 Mar 2017

Zahra Davidson

In preparation for judging the RSA Student Design Awards Learning for Life brief, Zahra Davidson pins down what she learnt about lifelong learning.
Modern employment: legislating fast and slow

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15 Nov 2016

Sean Nesbitt

When we consider what forms legal responses can take with regards to modern employment, there are lessons from history – and the history of controversial law - argues Sean Nesbitt FRSA.
Let the Doers Act

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02 Nov 2016

Ruth Shave

What if monitoring and evaluation used simple metrics and tied into your theory of change in a way that could double up as promotional material?
The real pensions crisis

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25 Sep 2016

Paul Sweeting FRSA

Paul Sweeting FRSA argues that just because Tata Steel is no longer on the front pages, this should not detract from the fact that there is still a pensions crisis in the UK
From Shareholder to Stakeholder

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22 Jun 2016

Paddy Le Flufy

Paddy Le Flufy argues that by protecting the interests of all their stakeholders, not just their shareholders, businesses can be a driving force in creating a sustainable society.
Article: Reinventing Social Innovation Contests

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22 Mar 2016

Ruxandra Creosteanu FRSA

Ruxandra Creosteanu FRSA argues for a new approach to competitive grants that engages communities and stakeholders in a more meaningful way.
A hopeful recovery?

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24 Feb 2016

Anthony Painter

Now is the chance to take stock of society’s vulnerabilities and work for a better future.
From Call The Midwife Poplar to the Citizen’s Charter

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22 Feb 2016

Bill Wells FRSA

Matthew Taylor recently argued that the social market economy was in retreat. Bill Wells FRSA disagrees. He argues that in many countries, particularly the UK, it is alive and well even if there is room for improvement.