The Future of Work blogs and reports

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Good work innovations in Europe: Reimagining the social contract

Report

01 Jun 2021

Our research with the Autodesk Foundation to understand what good work innovations have emerged in recent years.
Good work in the manufacturing and construction sectors in Europe

Report

01 Jun 2021

In this paper we consider how future of work trends are playing out in the in manufacturing and construction sectors across Europe.
How can social innovators shape the future of work?

Blog

01 Jun 2021

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Fabian Wallace-Stephens on finding new ways of working.
Key workers in the capital: one year in London

Policy briefing

19 Apr 2021

Our findings show key workers need support to allow them to live comfortably among the communities they serve. 
Snapshots of insecurity: an exploration of personal values and economic insecurity in 2021

Policy briefing

15 Feb 2021

Is there a widening divide in Britain? Through fresh data analysis, we have created seven ‘snapshots’ of insecurity in the UK – showing that much of the public faces extreme precarity, and others, financial stability.
Frontline fatigue

Policy briefing

07 Dec 2020

Our survey finds key workers feel stressed and at burn-out point. We need a ‘new deal’ to reward and support those who provide critical frontline services.
Reskilling Britain in a crisis

Blog

23 Oct 2020

Jake Jooshandeh

With unemployment set to rise and masses of jobs at risk, how we can reinvigorate adult learning?
Why young workers are more at risk of Covid-19 and automation

Blog

16 Oct 2020

Emma Morgante

Support for young people should be at the heart of policies to protect workers at risk from Covid-19 and automation.
Which jobs are at risk from Covid-19 and automation?

Blog

12 Oct 2020

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Fabian Wallace-Stephens sets out key findings and recommendations from our report on how the dual impacts of Covid-19 and technological change and could reshape the labour market.
Work and automation in the time of Covid-19

Report

12 Oct 2020

Fabian Wallace-Stephens Emma Morgante

There are signs that the Covid-19 pandemic could rapidly accelerate the pace of technological change. This report explores how these forces could interact to fundamentally reshape the labour market.

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