Role of the State
Economic and political pressures are changing the relationship between individuals and the State. Governments have a direct impact on the world of work by creating the legal regime in which employers operate and through tax and welfare policy.
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The RSA put forward a proposition of the creation of a Universal Basic Opportunity Fund as a way to address the problem of economic insecurity.
The RSA set out seven portraits of economic security and modern work in the UK in this report.
This report from CBI and Pertemps shares the findings of a survey of businesses in the UK, looking at the employment trends of the future.
This Future of Work Commission report, launched by Labour MP Tom Watson, delves into how the UK can deal with the new technological revolution.
The Work and Pensions Committee and the BEIS Committee have published a joint report which reflects on the Taylor Review and sets out how they believe the employment framework should be amended to reflect and support the modern world of work.
Pearson teamed up with researchers from Nesta and the Oxford Martin School to build a research project that moves the conversation about the future of work past automation and predicts the demand for work and skills in the US and UK economies in 2030.
Dr Luke Martinelli of the University of Bath investigates the reasons behind the rise of Universal Basic Income.
PwC take a look at the workplace of the future and four possible worlds of work for 2030.
Andrew Harrop and Cameron Tait of Fabian Society take a look at Universal Basic Income in the context of the future of work, in this report for the TUC.
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This analysis by Centre for London of London’s workforce reveals which jobs and businesses will be most affected by automation, migration and wage pressures, and where new opportunities may arise for London.