Future of Work
Helping everyone, regardless of background or starting point, find good work in an age of technological change.
Transforming Lifelong Learning
Millions of workers urgently need to update their skills so they can pursue secure and fulfilling work.
A job is no longer a guarantee of economic security. But escaping low-paid or undervalued work is impossible for many. How do we help people grow their careers in a world that may soon be dominated by AI, robots and driverless cars?
What we're doing
In partnership with Bayes Impact and the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, we are testing an innovative approach to lifelong learning, via a digital careers and employability coaching platform.
Our goal is to advance the careers of over 100,000 low-paid workers in France, while developing a smaller pilot in the UK.
Funders & partners
Latest thinking on the future of work
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Cost of living crisis: Welcoming more affordable housing for London’s key workers
Blog
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.
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Social security: The risks from automation and economic insecurity for England’s social renters
Report
Jake Jooshandeh Hannah Webster James Morrison
This research seeks to understand how social housing residents experience economic security and how technological changes to workplaces might impact their futures.
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The pandemic through the stories of key workers
Long form
Jake Jooshandeh
During the pandemic, many key workers have experienced impacts on their economic security, mental and physical health, working and home lives. These are just some of their stories.