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Category: Employment

Is auto-enrolment helping young people build up pensions?

Posted 7th October 2015 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at what impact the new auto-enrolment system is having on young peoples’ ability to save towards pensions

Which graduates will pay off their student loan?

Posted 18th September 2015 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment.

Antony Mason looks at the burden of debt under which universities now send their graduates into the world of work

New ONS figures shed further light on young people and zero-hours contracts

Posted 11th September 2015 & a filed under Blog, Employment.

David Kingman looks at the latest figures about zero-hours contracts from the Office for National Statistics, which show how they disproportionately affect young people

Graduate unemployment levels down – why is that not good news?

Posted 9th September 2015 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment.

Miriam Broeks, who is working at IF under the Oxford Internship scheme, questions the spin put on the latest figures.

Younger workers have most of UK’s “human capital”, ONS finds

Posted 4th September 2015 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Population.

David Kingman reports on what the latest attempt by the ONS to value the UK’s “human capital” had to say about younger and older workers

New report: too many graduates are doing non-graduate jobs

Posted 26th August 2015 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman looks at the findings of a new report which argues that too many UK workers are doing jobs for which they are overqualified

New data show bleak rates of youth unemployment across Europe

Posted 11th August 2015 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman looks at the sobering state of affairs facing young people in many European countries

Could intergenerational problems make social justice harder to achieve?

Posted 7th August 2015 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Housing, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman looks at the findings from the latest report by the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission from an intergenerational angle

Raising number of older workers could boost GDP by £100 billion, according to PwC

Posted 1st July 2015 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at a new report from the accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) which suggests Britain could reap a huge economic dividend if older people stayed in the workforce for longer

Latest data show slight fall in NEETs

Posted 24th June 2015 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment.

David Kingman looks at the latest data on the number of young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training in the UK, which suggest some reasons for optimism

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