In a pre-Budget blog, @NaomiClaytonUK, Chief Executive of IES, explores five areas of the Chancellor's first Budget and explains what we'll be watching most closely. Read: bit.ly/4BtbuC9
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This important new @TrussellUK report shares insights from lived experience experts & food banks on how employment support should be designed to prevent hardship, and better meet the needs of people with complex barriers to work. 1/2
In case you missed it! New factsheet of peer learning questions on how to support employers to recruit disabled people and people with health conditions: bit.ly/4dC33dt
New fact sheet! Peer learning questions on supporting employers to improve recruitment of disabled people & people with health conditions. For Active Labour Market Policy delivery staff working with employers.
Fact sheet: bit.ly/4dC33dt
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Just published! Research commissioned by @Trussell, to better understand the impact of employment support & conditionality for people facing hardship, including young people, carers, single parents, disabled people & those with chronic health conditions: bit.ly/4ihUztD
Event! Work in your 60s: Stories of change
Online/in-person (Westminster) 11 Nov 3-5pm
Showcasing new research based on real people’s stories of work in their 60s, barriers overcome & how changes later in careers relates to finances, pensions & retirement: bit.ly/4Bgl2A6
Online/in-person (Westminster) 11 Nov 3-5pm
Showcasing new research based on real people’s stories of work in their 60s, barriers overcome & how changes later in careers relates to finances, pensions & retirement: bit.ly/4Bgl2A6
