The Future of Work blogs and reports

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Good Work Guild: inspiring the future of work

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21 Sep 2022

Adanna Shallowe

Learn about the twelve-month journey of The Good Work Guild and the recommendations its global network of Fellows and work practitioners have made.
Cost of living crisis: Welcoming more affordable housing for London’s key workers

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09 Feb 2022

Jake Jooshandeh

Read how our call for private-sector key workers to be eligible for affordable housing prioritisation was met with a GLA announcement in December 2021.
Improving the economic security of key workers is good for us all

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24 Sep 2021

Jake Jooshandeh

Tackling economic security is the right political agenda. It’s good for key workers, it’s good for employers, and it’s good for the economy.
5 ways innovators are shaping the future of work in Sub-Saharan Africa

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02 Aug 2021

Emma Morgante

Grassroots innovators have a vital role to play in tackling good work challenges.
The home care crisis

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13 Jul 2021

Will Grimond

Our new research reveals the scale of the problems faced by care workers.
Sizing up the green jobs revolution

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28 Jun 2021

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Fabian Wallace-Stephens on the impact of new jobs in the low carbon and renewable energy economy in the UK.
How can social innovators shape the future of work?

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01 Jun 2021

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Fabian Wallace-Stephens on finding new ways of working.
Reskilling Britain in a crisis

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23 Oct 2020

Jake Jooshandeh

With unemployment set to rise and masses of jobs at risk, how we can reinvigorate adult learning?
Why young workers are more at risk of Covid-19 and automation

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16 Oct 2020

Emma Morgante

Support for young people should be at the heart of policies to protect workers at risk from Covid-19 and automation.
Which jobs are at risk from Covid-19 and automation?

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12 Oct 2020

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Fabian Wallace-Stephens sets out key findings and recommendations from our report on how the dual impacts of Covid-19 and technological change and could reshape the labour market.