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Learning and Work Institute is focused on increasing access to and participation in learning and work opportunities. Each year we publish a range of reports and analysis of key learning, skills and employment issues, as well as working on development and innovation projects on the ground.
If you’re interested in hearing more about our latest insights, or would like to discuss media opportunities, please get in touch with our policy and communications team.
Joe Dromey - Deputy Director for Research and Development
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Sarah Horner - Head of Policy and Communications
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Learning and Work Institute in the media
Coronavirus coverage
Extend job retention scheme to stop unemployment spike, says think tank - City AM
Young people are bearing the economic burden of coronavirus – protecting their future is a national emergency - Independent
NHF and Peabody chair part of new coronavirus housing and employment taskforce - InsideHousing
Young, gifted and blocked by the coronavirus — but generation Z is finding a way to shine - The Times
Years of jobs growth wiped out in month of coronavirus, report says - Evening Standard
Liverpool and Manchester face 'unemployment crisis' with hundreds of thousands of 'shutdown sector' jobs at risk - BusinessLIVE
Yorkshire firms face unprecedented unemployment crisis - Yorkshire Post
Coronavirus wipes out any hope of 'levelling up' as north set to be worse hit economically - The Mirror
Coronavirus: T-level delivery 'under review' – Tes
Other coverage
Adult education 'needs financial support' - Tes
National living wage hike is justified despite impending recession, says think tank – The Independent
Push to end low pay may have to be scrapped, UK government warned – The Guardian
EPALE UK interview with Stephen Evans – EPALE UK
Budget: capital and National Skills funding confirmed – Tes
Nesta's response to 'England’s Skills Puzzle,' a report from the Skills Commission – Nesta
Employers struggle in overly centralised skills system – Tes
To help 'left behind' Britain, more adults need to feel able to go to university – Guardian
Expanding apprenticeship levy 'won't help SMEs' – Tes
Apprentices: loyal, skilled, but still ignored by too many small firms – Guardian