Unemployment
How does the job market affect poverty? Our work looks at areas like tackling worklessness and supporting ethnic minorities and disadvantaged people into work.
Universal Credit: a chance to boost living standards for those on low incomes
21st Mar 2018
Working-age workless households within the UK
17th Nov 2017
Reasons for not working among people in workless households
17th Nov 2017
Budget needs to be serious about a society for everyone
3rd Mar 2017
Poverty can be solved - we need better solutions to today’s problems
13th Jan 2017
Monitoring poverty and social exclusion 2016 (MPSE)
7th Dec 2016
How Local Authorities could use infrastructure projects to help people into work
1st Jun 2016
More jobs and hours in the economy must provide enough to survive in modern Britain
17th Feb 2016
Monitoring poverty and social exclusion 2015
23rd Nov 2015
The rise (and fall) of never-worked households
24th Sep 2015
Youngest and oldest workers are increasingly worst off in the jobs market
9th Jun 2015
What impact does the rising employment rate have on poverty?
14th May 2015
Reform for NEETs must work for those most in need
26th Feb 2015
The benefits of tackling worklessness and low pay
12th Dec 2014
Monitoring poverty and social exclusion 2014
24th Nov 2014