This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.Find out more here.
To discuss how you and your organisation can get more involved with The Work Foundation, please contact our partnership team.
Call 020 7976 3512 or email partnership@theworkfoundation.com
Click here to sign up to our mailing list >
17/02/2011
Stephen Overell
Commenting on today’s welfare reform announcements, Stephen Overell, associate director – policy at The Work Foundation, said...
16/02/2011
Nasreen Memon
Government intervention essential to curb jobs crisis for young people.
14/02/2011
Tom Phillips
Public sector cuts could reverse patterns of improved graduate retention in cities and regions outside of the South East, resulting in a ‘brain drain’ likely to impede economic recovery, according to a new report published tomorrow (15 February) by The Work Foundation.
31/01/2011
A focus on job entry alone is not enough for the Coalition to meet its targets for benefits savings and poverty reduction, according to a new report from The Work Foundation published next week (31 January). The report argues the government must look beyond worklessness to expand opportunities for around ten million workers already struggling on less than £15,000 a year.
27/01/2011
Commenting on the government’s proposed reforms to employment tribunals, Stephen Overell, associate director – policy, said...
19/01/2011
Jobs recovery halts as public sector cuts bite
18/01/2011
Will Hutton of The Work Foundation tonight (Tuesday 18 January 2011) announced the winners of the 24th WorkWorld Media Awards at a ceremony staged at their headquarters in Westminster.
14/01/2011
The keynote speaker at this year’s WorkWorld Media Awards next week (Tuesday 18 January 2011) is to be Lord Puttnam. The awards ceremony will take place at The Work Foundation’s headquarters in Westminster.
15/12/2010
The labour market recovery has stalled, but it is premature to talk about a 'double dip' recession.....
13/12/2010
Under embargo until: 00.01hrs Tuesday 14 December 2010
30/11/2010
Stephen Overell, associate director-policy responds to the government’s white paper, 'Healthy Lives, Healthy People'
17/11/2010
Weak full-time jobs recovery cause for caution despite growth in part-time work.
11/11/2010
Stephen Overell, associate director at The Work Foundation responds to the launch of the 'Universal Credit: Welfare that Works' White Paper today.
03/11/2010
A report published by The Work Foundation in conjunction with the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Commercial Education Trust, warns that if the private sector is to take up the slack, both the demand for and the supply of skills at all levels must be improved at the local level.
Increasing the cap on tuition fees offers the only viable option for the future funding of higher education...
Page: