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The Work Foundation aims to be the leading independent international authority on work and its future, influencing policy and practice for the benefit of society

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The Work Foundation Annual Debate 2012

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22
May
Lost in Transition? The changing labour market and young people not in employment, education or training
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30
May
The Work Foundation 2012 Annual Debate: Does the economy need a new kind of business?
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27
Jun
Employment Law Seminar: Social media and HR practices
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The Skills Dilemma: Skills under-utilisation and low-wage work
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Streets Ahead: What makes a city innovative?
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Credit Where It's Due: How to revive bank lending to British small and medium-sized enterprizes
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The Big Innovation Centre is an initiative of The Work Foundation and Lancaster University

 

Youth Unemployment: Short-term fixes and long-term needs

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