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Shape the Agenda of Good Work

Thursday, 1st December 2016, 07.45-10.30 - Churchill War Rooms, London

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Based on 300+ pieces of evidence, 30 consultations and two Round tables @CreativePEC, our review identifies nine most pressing skills, talent and #diversity challenges and critical gaps in the evidence base. Read it here: pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/CFJ6…

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New review by the Work Foundation @CreativePEC identifies the most pressing skills, talent and diversity challenging facing the creative industries. Some relate to working practices, others to how we value and develop creativity and creative skills pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/NUlR…

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Our new evidence review has launched! Based on 300+ pieces of evidence, 30 consultations and two Round tables @CreativePEC, the review identifies nine most pressing skills and #diversity challenges and critical gaps in the evidence base. Read it here: pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/DfUx…

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Our newly launched @CreativePEC study identifies nine pressing skills and diversity challenges for the creative industries, among others the nature of work and working practices, and development of creativity and creative skills. Read here: pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/fbyw…

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Unmissable read for anyone interested the creative industries, diversity, skills and talent: the newly launched Work Foundation @CreativePEC review of evidence. Read here: pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/GaHn…

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Pleased and proud, now available: the Work Foundation @CreativePEC review of evidence and evidence gaps on skills, talent and diversity in the creative industries, based on 300+ studies and engagement with over 80 stakeholders. Read here: pec.ac.uk/discussion… pic.twitter.com/LTQ7…

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Our analysis identified nine key skills and diversity challenges for the creative industries sector, relating to issues such as working practices, the nature of work as well as the way creativity and creative skills are developed and valued #CreativeIndustries twitter.com/Creative…

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Our latest @CreativePEC contribution published today: a comprehensive evidence synthesis on future skills and diversity prospects in the #CreativeIndustries pec.ac.uk/discussion…

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Great to see our research on productivity, technology and remote working featured in @proactive_UK piece on the work of Blue Prism in utilising AI to boost productivity: proactiveinvestors.c…

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Are you attending #WSUKLIVE and interested in #VFX? Our Annual ScreenSkills Assessment written with @BFI and @UKScreenSkills found skills gaps and shortages in VFX. screenskills.com/med… twitter.com/AccessVf…

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