Good work, wellbeing and productivity - what's the role of management?

Professor Tera Allas CBE reflects on our Good Work Monitor
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Good work, wellbeing and productivity - what's the role of management?

Professor Tera Allas CBE reflects on our Good Work Monitor
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Motivating Futures

How can young people from low-income backgrounds access better jobs?
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Creative Industries and GenAI: Good Work impacts

How is GenAI impacting dimensions of good work in the creative industries?
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The Capability Approach

This literature review explores how the Capability Approach might offer insights into the causes of the UK's labour market challenges.
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Disruption Index: Dashboard

Web-based dashboard exploring DI measures.
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Tech exposure and Job quality briefing

How is tech exposure impacting job quality?
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‘The outcome of this transformation is not given: it will depend on how we respond to the challenge.'

Sir Christopher Pissarides Nobel Laureate, Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the Institute for the Future of Work

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Work and society are transforming faster than ever before. To make change happen, we focus on the core challenges that this transformation presents:

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