The Future of Work blogs and reports

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Good work: a better status quo?

Blog

04 Apr 2018

Matthew Taylor

Developing a multi-track approach of a better legal framework and the concerted use of sectoral self-regulation could move employment law from policy backwater to best practice, argues Matthew Taylor.
When a job is no longer enough

Blog

04 Apr 2018

Benedict Dellot

Today there are no shortage of institutions trying to make the world of work that more liveable. But what if a job is no longer enough to get by?
What difference would our new proposals for a Basic Income style payment make to workers’ lives?

Blog

16 Feb 2018

Jamie Cooke

Examples of where we feel the Universal Basic Opportunity Fund could bring great economic security and better work to the lives of people in the UK.
Pathways to Universal Basic Income: the case for a Universal Basic Opportunity Fund

Report

16 Feb 2018

The UBOF represents a stepping stone – to be enacted now – towards Universal Basic Income and a better way of enabling citizens to live meaningful and contributory lives.
Pathways towards economic security and Universal Basic Income

Blog

16 Feb 2018

Anthony Painter

Our new report offers a practical means of advancing the UK towards a Universal Basic Income system. The Universal Basic Opportunity Fund could represent a stepping stone – to be enacted now – towards a better way of enabling citizens to live meaningful and contributory lives.
Six lessons to learn from The Taylor Review

Blog

12 Feb 2018

Benedict Dellot

What can we learn from the outcome of the Taylor Review? Here are 6 takeaways to get us started.
Critique of pure labour market flexibility

Blog

09 Feb 2018

Anthony Painter

Anthony Painter argues that the Government's response to the Taylor review marks an important moment in understanding that labour market flexibility is not enough - and can create economic insecurity for many.
Are British workers thriving, striving, or just about surviving?

Blog

24 Jan 2018

Brhmie Balaram Fabian Wallace-Stephens

In the first report for the RSA’s new Future Work Centre, we reveal seven portraits of modern workers, reflecting on what it’s like to navigate today’s labour market.
Will the National Living Wage spur automation? We live in hope

Blog

05 Jan 2018

Benedict Dellot

The National Living Wage is unlikely to lead to a surge in automation - and that's a bad thing.
2017 - The year of polarity

Blog

18 Dec 2017

Anthony Painter

Anthony Painter takes an overview of the year, its challenges and tensions, and what our mission for 2018 should be.

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