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03 03 2023
Where are Wales’ Missing Workers?

Learning and Work Institute recently published a report on the UK’s missing workers that starts to get to grips with the real story behind the headlines. In a nutshell, there’s been a sustained rise in economic inactivity over the pandemic, which in contrast to other major economies, has persisted in the UK well into the post-covid period.
Research and Reports 25 07 2022

Adult Community Learning Impact Report 2022

We have an ambition to create lifelong learners, to see our learners progress but also to see them become role models within their families, to be leaders in their communities, to have the tools to be happier and healthier in their own lives.

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Learning and Work Institute joins Youth Employment Group Co-Chairs to help drive young people’s jobs and skills prospects after the pandemic

L&W is delighted to become a Co-Chair of the Youth Employment Group (YEG), the UK’s largest coalition of youth employment experts. Over the coming months, L&W will be offering expertise and strategic direction based on our Youth Commission and extensive research on youth employment and skills prior to and throughout the pandemic.
Priorities for the review of adult education

The new Welsh Government has promised to ‘review adult education to increase the number of adults learning in Wales.’ The commitment, made in the Programme for Government and promised in the Welsh Labour manifesto in May this year, will be an important opportunity to develop a new approach to adult education and lifelong learning.
Research and Reports 26 06 2020

No time to lose: Getting people into work quickly

We propose a new Into Work offer for all newly unemployed people and those facing redundancy. It will give immediate access to personalised and light-touch support so people can get back to work as quickly as possible.

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Labour market analysis

16 06 2020

June 2020

The headline labour market figures for employment and unemployment published on 16 June begin to show the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Research and Reports 12 06 2020

Emergency exit: How we get Britain back to work

This report sets out the impact of coronavirus on the labour market impact, the likely scale of the challenge we face, and identifies policy priorities to get Britain back to work.

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Research and Reports 19 05 2020

Help wanted: Getting Britain back to work

This discussion paper sets out suggested key priorities, evidence and proposals for how government might design and deliver its employment and skills response to the downturn caused by measures to combat the coronavirus outbreak.

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Research and Reports 15 04 2020

Understanding the potential impact of coronavirus in Wales

New analysis shows Wales faces a post-pandemic jobs crisis with unemployment set to exceed the level seen during the last recession, and a particularly severe impact on young people.

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