Andrew provides statistics and insight for JRF’s Economists on poverty and the labour force. He specialises in analysis using the DWP’s Households Below Average Income and the ONS’s Labour Force Survey. He has been a key contributor to all of JRF’s UK Poverty reports.
Email: andrew.wenham@jrf.org.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnalysisAndrew
Material insecurity can negatively affect mental health, but to tackle the issue we must see how racial injustice intertwines with both – Tom Clark and Andrew Wenham explain why.
Has Britain become an ‘insecure society’? Is anxiety running out of control? If so, could the two things be connected?
We follow workers’ employment journeys through 2020, and it highlights the importance of creating jobs that work for all of us.
New JRF analysis comparing online job vacancies with the profile of unemployed people paints a worrying picture of competition for jobs, especially for people laid off from lower-paid roles.
Following the announcement on the Scottish Child Payment, Andrew Wenham explores the rationale for the decision to bring the payment in for the under-sixes a year earlier than for all children.