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12 Oct 2020
Fabian Wallace-Stephens Emma Morgante
There are signs that the Covid-19 pandemic could rapidly accelerate the pace of technological change. This report explores how these forces could interact to fundamentally reshape the labour market.
22 Sep 2020
What do the public think we should do to support the economy now? RSA Policy Briefing.
31 Aug 2020
Key workers have kept the country going during the pandemic, but some are facing the worst of the economic turmoil created by it.
09 Jun 2020
This report sets out eight ideas to form the basis for a new social contract for good work.
26 Apr 2020
This short briefing looks at how coronavirus could impact employment in local areas. We find a stark geographical divide, with rural areas in the north and south west of England most at risk.
16 Jan 2020
Produced with Carnegie UK Trust, this essay collection explores in depth the relationship between productivity and work quality.
10 Oct 2019
This report describes how a unique partnership between the RSA, Alt/Now and the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the Mastercard Impact Fund took on the challenge of exploring the action needed to combat economic insecurity in the future of work.
11 Sep 2019
This snapshot paper summarises our enquiry into the future of retail. We explore possible future challenges and opportunities for the sector and outline a set of prototype policy and practice interventions, developed in partnership with major retailers, policy makers and wider civil society.
15 Aug 2019
There is growing evidence that British workers are economically insecure. This paper aims to deepen understanding of how economic insecurity is experienced by workers, including those in non-standard employment arrangements.
22 Mar 2019
Four Futures of Work, from the RSA Future Work Centre, argues that policy-makers should focus more on how automation will transform all work, not just lead to job losses.
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