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Reform of industrial policy, work & corporate governance will stand or fall together

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28 Dec 2016

Tony Greenham

The government is right to refresh the economic rules of the game in industrial policy, employment practices and corporate governance, but that success will rest on treating all three areas as interdependent.
Sharing Economy: A Year in Revolt

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23 Dec 2016

Brhmie Balaram

Brhmie Balaram looks back at some of the big moments in the sharing economy this year and what they signal for 2017.
Universal Basic Income: A secure foundation to build our lives

Blog

21 Dec 2016

Jonny Ross-Tatam

Building on the RSA’s proposal, Jonny Ross-Tatam sets out the Buchanan Institute’s case for a Universal Basic Income.
Pensions coverage for the self-employed is pitiful – but it’s never too late to start nudging

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19 Dec 2016

Benedict Dellot

Pension coverage for the self-employed is pitiful, with just a fifth signed up to a private scheme. Could nudging be part of the answer?
What is artificial intelligence anyway?

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15 Dec 2016

Benedict Dellot

Artificial intelligence could be the most important innovation of the 21st century. But does anyone really know what it means?
Forget cuts to Corporation Tax. There are better ways to support small businesses this Autumn Statement

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22 Nov 2016

Benedict Dellot

Tax is a burden, full stop. But there are far better ways to give a boost to small businesses than reducing Corporation Tax.
A new machine age beckons – but are we right to fear it?

Blog

17 Nov 2016

Benedict Dellot

Much has been written about the impact of robotics and AI on middle-skilled workers. But what about the millions in blue collar jobs? A new RSA project investigates.
Shooting an Elephant, by Donald J. Trump

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14 Nov 2016

Benedict Dellot

Branko Milanovic's 'elephant curve' shows why Trump's victory has been long in the making. We just weren't paying attention.
Developing the Isle of Wight as Techisland UK

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07 Nov 2016

Christina Conroy

Learn about Techisland UK a project set up by RSA Fellows on the Isle of Wight. With information about their stakeholder conference and what are key priorities going forward.
Why every organisation should become a living wage employer

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04 Nov 2016

Tony Greenham

The RSA is proud to now be accreditated as a living wage employer, and we urge all organisations to set this goal. The universal adoption of the living wage would be good for the economy and make a powerful statement of intent about what kind of society we are.

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Latest thinking

Reform of industrial policy, work & corporate governance will stand or fall together

Sharing Economy: A Year in Revolt

Universal Basic Income: A secure foundation to build our lives

Pensions coverage for the self-employed is pitiful – but it’s never too late to start nudging

What is artificial intelligence anyway?

Forget cuts to Corporation Tax. There are better ways to support small businesses this Autumn Statement

A new machine age beckons – but are we right to fear it?

Shooting an Elephant, by Donald J. Trump

Developing the Isle of Wight as Techisland UK

Why every organisation should become a living wage employer