Interim Director of Policy, Citizens Advice. Policy stuff, data, graphs, that kind of thing.
Social security law and its neighbours. Barrister at Garden Court North Chambers
https://gcnchambers.co.uk/barrister/tom-royston/
Senior Policy Researcher at Citizens Advice, researching welfare conditionality (she/her)
Formerly Demos, Southampton Uni, KCL
Work on economic strategy in South Yorkshire | Associate @BennettSchool.cam.ac.uk | Raising money for MS at
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Economics Commentator, Financial Times; Honorary Professor of Practice, UCL Policy Lab
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Former politico, comment writer, spread betting dealer, editor, now think tanker, consultant, former baker of overly dense loaves.
Learning is transformative - let's build a culture of learning everywhere! We post on our work, passions & things of interest linked to learning.
Chief Executive of the REC, supporting the UK’s fabulous recruitment, staffing and talent advisory sector. Acas Council member. RFU coach and ref. Co-owner of the famous Heart of Midlothian.
Professor of Economics and Public Policy, King's College London; Senior Fellow, UK in a Changing Europe. Immigration, economics, public policy. Personal views only; usual disclaimers apply. No Phd!
Books: Immigration (Sage), Capitalism (Quercus)
Editor at FE Week - reporting on further education, skills and apprenticeships. Story tips: shane.chowen@feweek.co.uk
Chief Executive, Learning and Work Institute.
Ex HMT, SMF and London government.
Learning, skills, labour markets & public policy.
Views my own.
We are an independent policy and research organisation focused on lifelong learning and better work.
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Senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, mainly covering the labour market.
Professor of Economics, University of Surrey. Director of Education and Skills Programme, Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics.
The UK's home for community research and social innovation. Also powering the Institute for Community Studies.
www.youngfoundation.org
Also on X and Threads
Financial Times tech correspondent writing on social media - X, Meta, TikTok, Telegram - plus some AI, cyber and misinformation.
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Current affairs, politics, education and miscellany. All views my own.
Substack at edrith.co.uk
Principal of the underfunded, overlooked, undervalued yet marvellous Hartlepool College of FE. Raised on a council estate & FSM throughout school.
Deputy Director for Impact at the Enterprise Research Centre, Warwick Business School. Mum. Knowledge Mobiliser. Researcher. School Governor. Photographer. Runner. Book lover 👸💬🤓🏫🏃♀️📷📚
Reducing poverty and empowering people by bridging the £23 billion unclaimed support gap in the UK we identified. Free benefit calculator at http://GOV.UK
General Secretary of The Fabian Society. Formerly IPPR, Learning & Work Institute and Central London Forward. Recovering Cllr. Passionate about good work, inclusive growth & tackling inequality.
Deputy Director at Learning and Work Institute
Edge is an independent foundation working to inspire education to give all young people across the UK the knowledge, skills and behaviours they need to flourish in their future life and work.
The voice of employer led sector skills bodies. We represent, promote and support 18 sector skills bodies across the UK.
Head of Research at the Work Foundation, Lancaster University. Employment rights, working lives, health, industrial strategy. Living in a South London flood risk zone.
Using evidence for social and economic change at Youth Futures Foundation, the What Works Centre for Youth Employment
The Work Foundation is a leading think tank for improving work in the UK. Part of Lancaster University Management School.
Work: Deputy chief exec, Association of Colleges. Interests: education systems, public money, local politics and why people do the things they do
Labour market stats wonk: default mode: cynical. Boosts are not endorsements and may be ironic. Also on avian-dinosaur-site @PaulBivand
