Reflections on the mobility problem in Britain
Today saw the publication of an interesting new study from the University of Oxford analysing trends over time in social mobility from a sociological perspective. As the authors note, while...
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London schools: deliverology or collaboration?
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...to the new research we published on Monday which challenges the consensus that these changes were responsible for the London schools miracle – the transformation in outcomes for disadvantaged children...
A Living Wage Decade
Living Wage Week 2014 brings mixed news about efforts to tackle low pay. While the number of accredited Living Wage employers has increased to over 1,000 this has not been...
Apprenticeship starts drop by 15 per cent – trouble ahead or a welcome change?
...too soon to tell why this is happening. So second, is this a tidal wave or a change of tide? It very much depends on the cause. If this was...
Part-time numbers falling through the floor but nobody is mending the problem
...opportunity to retrain or learn new skills. Professor Mary Stuart highlights that by 2020, over 70% of the workforce will have completed its compulsory education, meaning that part-time degree level...
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