This listing is compiled by Heather Dawson. It gives quick links to recent full text social science reports and government publications. Use it to keep up to date
Showing posts with label philanthropy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philanthropy. Show all posts
Wednesday, 29 March 2017
Economic reports 26-31st March 2017
Home ownership access to first-time buyers in the UK Social Mobility commission. Impact of Family support on home ownership. '34% of first time buyers receive assistance from parents.'
Opening the Vaults: The use of tax havens by Europe’s biggest banks Oxfam
Pay tracker
comparing Chief Executive Officer pay in the FTSE 100 with average pay and low pay in the UK- Equality Trust
A rising floor: the latest evidence on the National Living Wage and youth rates of the minimum wage Low Pay Comission
UK Commercial Market Savills
Piping hot:the opportunity for heat networks in a new industrial strategy: IPPR
Nationwide House Price Index
Third Sector Trends in the North of England - IPPR North
Monday, 6 February 2017
Economics reports 1st-9th February 2017
BCC International Trade Survey- British Chambers of Commerce.
Building government’s commercial capability Institute for Government
Briefing Note 87 - PhD Series 1: The impact of automatic enrolment in the UK as at 2016 Pensions Policy Institute
Charity 2017 - the state of the charities sector ACVEO
2017 local government finance survey - LGIU
Competitiveness Before Carbon
How to safeguard Britain’s just about managing companies by making energy costs a source of
competitive advantage for UK firms Civitas energy policy post brexit
Who will power the powerhouse?: the challenges and opportunities facing the energy sector in the North - IPPR North
Towards a leaner, smarter public-sector workforce. Reform
The Long View How will the global economic order changeby 2050? PWC
IFS Green Budget 2017
The Long View How will the global economic order changeby 2050? PWC
IFS Green Budget 2017
Building government’s commercial capability Institute for Government
Briefing Note 87 - PhD Series 1: The impact of automatic enrolment in the UK as at 2016 Pensions Policy Institute
Charity 2017 - the state of the charities sector ACVEO
2017 local government finance survey - LGIU
Competitiveness Before Carbon
How to safeguard Britain’s just about managing companies by making energy costs a source of
competitive advantage for UK firms Civitas energy policy post brexit
Who will power the powerhouse?: the challenges and opportunities facing the energy sector in the North - IPPR North
Tuesday, 19 July 2016
Social policy reports 18-25th July 2016
Living Standards, Poverty and Inequality in the UK: 2016- IFS
Innovation in child care Meeting the need: How to provide universal access to
affordable, flexible, quality childcare - Nesta, Family and Childcare Trust
Meeting
the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible,
quality childcare - See more at:
http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpuf
Meeting
the need: How to provide universal access to affordable, flexible,
quality childcare - See more at:
http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/meeting-need-how-provide-universal-access-affordable-flexible-quality-childcare?utm_source=Nesta+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a79acd40fa-Nesta_Newsletter_20_7_167_14_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d17364114d-a79acd40fa-181838837#sthash.1Tjq36rM.dpufMeeting
Monday, 16 May 2016
Economics reports 16th-22nd may 2016
The overlooked over-75s: Poverty among the ‘Silent Generation’ who lived through the Second World War- Independent Age
Labour Market Outlook- CIPD
Donation states- an international comparison of the tax treatment of donations. Charities Aid Foundation.
Cost of Trident successor must be kept under control - TaxPayers Alliance
The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK 2014/15 Migration Watch
Cyber and the City: Making the UK financial and professional services sector more resilient to cyber attack CityUK
Creating longer, more fulfilling working lives: Employer practice in five European countries CIPD research.
Creating longer, more fulfilling working lives: Employer practice in five European countries CIPD research.
Defined benefit (DB) pension scheme- Centre for Policy Studies
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Social policy reports 21-25th September 2015
Breaking boundaries: Towards a ‘Troubled Lives’ programme for people facing multiple and complex needs- IPPR
Counting the cost of social care- Local Government Ombudsman- families paying too much
Counting the cost of social care- Local Government Ombudsman- families paying too much
After the Green Deal: Empowering people and places to improve their homes - Res Publica.
The Generation Game: spending priorities for an ageing society- Fabian Society, Bright Blue and CentreForum
Under the Microscope – examining the future of charities in Britain Charities Aid Foundation.
Redefining Density- Making the best use of London’s land to build more and better homes.- Savills
Economics reports 21-25th september 2015
Renters a right to switch- New campaign from Uswitch and Generation rent. to expose difficulty of tenants witching energy suppliers.
Redistribution from a lifetime perspective - IFS.
Most analysis of the effects of the tax and benefit system is based on snapshot information about a single cross-section of people. Such an approach gives only a partial picture because it cannot account for the fact that circumstances change over life. This paper investigates how our impression of redistribution undertaken by the tax and benefit system changes when viewed from a lifetime perspective.
Regulating fund raising for the future -trust in charities, confidence in fundraising regulation NCVO report
Working for the economy - The economic case for trade unions New Economics Foundation
Low carbon Economy moving from stick to carrot- EEF
Redistribution from a lifetime perspective - IFS.
Most analysis of the effects of the tax and benefit system is based on snapshot information about a single cross-section of people. Such an approach gives only a partial picture because it cannot account for the fact that circumstances change over life. This paper investigates how our impression of redistribution undertaken by the tax and benefit system changes when viewed from a lifetime perspective.
Regulating fund raising for the future -trust in charities, confidence in fundraising regulation NCVO report
Working for the economy - The economic case for trade unions New Economics Foundation
Low carbon Economy moving from stick to carrot- EEF
Unsecured and insecure- report by Citizens Advice on
personal unsecure debt and its impact
Institute of Directors response to consultation on the minimum wage.
Investing in productivity: Unlocking ambition CIPD report on organisations and investment
Institute of Directors response to consultation on the minimum wage.
Investing in productivity: Unlocking ambition CIPD report on organisations and investment
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