Bittersweet Success?Glass Ceilings for Britain’s Ethnic Minorities at the Top of Business and the professions- Policy Exchange
Evidence in an era of ‘post-truth’ politics Alliance for Evidence briefing
Beyond the Food Bank: London Food Poverty Profile- London Trust for London.
Unsettled Belonging:A survey of Britain’s Muslimcommunities Policy Exchange
Monday, 28 November 2016
Brexit reports 28th November- 5th December
Letter to all political parties from Equality and Human Rights Comission- concerning hate crime following the Brexit vote
CIPD employee outlook - includes overage of perceived impact of Brexit.
Europol: opt-in Debate European Scrutiny Committee
Brexit negotiation: Publication of UK objectives Migration Watch
Dreaming of Empire?UK Foreign Policy Post-Brexit Global Justice Now
CIPD employee outlook - includes overage of perceived impact of Brexit.
Europol: opt-in Debate European Scrutiny Committee
Brexit negotiation: Publication of UK objectives Migration Watch
Dreaming of Empire?UK Foreign Policy Post-Brexit Global Justice Now
Thursday, 24 November 2016
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
Social policy reports November 21-26th 2016
On Solid Ground
Encouraging landowners to invest in rural affordable housing Campaign to Protect Rural England
Older peoples care survey- Family and Childcare Trust
Ambitious for every child| Addressing the leadership challenge- Ambition School Leadership report - poor children - finds that children who are persistently disadvantaged are most likely to fall behind at school.
Encouraging landowners to invest in rural affordable housing Campaign to Protect Rural England
Older peoples care survey- Family and Childcare Trust
Ambitious for every child| Addressing the leadership challenge- Ambition School Leadership report - poor children - finds that children who are persistently disadvantaged are most likely to fall behind at school.
Economics reports November 21-26th 2016
The Employment Divide: Is it possible to simplify the distinction between self-employment and employment? Social Market Foundation.
A good day’s work: what workers think about work and how politics should respond Fabian Society argues that the research findings provide a challenge to political parties on the left and the right to recognise the value of good work, and to ensure everybody has access to it.
A good day’s work: what workers think about work and how politics should respond Fabian Society argues that the research findings provide a challenge to political parties on the left and the right to recognise the value of good work, and to ensure everybody has access to it.
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