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Future of Work

Britain is a jobs factory of insecure work

Blog

24 Nov 2017

Atif Shafique

The recent Budget did little to address concerns about economic insecurity and Britain's low wage, low productivity economy.
Regulation of AI: Not if but when and how

Comment

21 Nov 2017

Ben Loewenstein

The artificial intelligence industry should not get too comfortable. It will not be long before policymakers make moves to put the brakes on technological progress in the name of fairness and human safety, writes Ben Loewenstein FRSA.
Budget 2017: Take II on taxing the Self-employed

Blog

20 Nov 2017

Brhmie Balaram

The 2017 Budget is another opportunity for the Chancellor to resolve the growing hole in public finances caused by the rise in atypical work.
Boosting retirement security for the self-employed: A call out for ideas

Blog

20 Nov 2017

Benedict Dellot

The RSA and Etsy are canvassing ideas for how to improve long-term savings and retirement security for the self-employed.
The algorithmic workplace need not be a dystopia

Blog

10 Nov 2017

Benedict Dellot

Algorithms in the workplace are increasingly viewed with fear and suspicion. But is this a fair portrayal?
An economy and society stuck in low gear?

Blog

09 Nov 2017

Anthony Painter

Anthony Painter considers the political economy of the past two decades and considers whether we may be heading for a long stagnation and concludes that without concerted action we may be.
The economic crisis we ignore every day

Blog

30 Oct 2017

Matthew Taylor

Day to day interactions underpin our national mind set. We need to take 'the economy of regard' seriously, argues Matthew Taylor.
Forget talk of mass automation. The UK needs to ramp up investment in AI or be left behind

Blog

17 Oct 2017

Benedict Dellot

The government’s new Review on AI is a welcome reprieve from the excessive fear that hangs over automation. The UK could be a world leader in this technology, if only we let ourselves.
Universal Basic Services or Universal Basic Income?

Blog

16 Oct 2017

Anthony Painter

The social contract between citizen, state and market is failing. The challenge is to design a new social contract that enables adaptation, argues Anthony Painter.
Universal Credit will be a disaster for the self-employed. Who is listening?

Blog

12 Oct 2017

Benedict Dellot

Universal Credit will be a disaster for the self-employed. So why are so few people sounding the alarm?

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Latest thinking

Britain is a jobs factory of insecure work

Regulation of AI: Not if but when and how

Budget 2017: Take II on taxing the Self-employed

Boosting retirement security for the self-employed: A call out for ideas

The algorithmic workplace need not be a dystopia

An economy and society stuck in low gear?

The economic crisis we ignore every day

Forget talk of mass automation. The UK needs to ramp up investment in AI or be left behind

Universal Basic Services or Universal Basic Income?

Universal Credit will be a disaster for the self-employed. Who is listening?