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Is Knowledge Work Better For Us? Knowledge workers, good work and wellbeing
Drawing on the findings of our Knowledge Workers survey, this report asks if knowledge work is good work and therefore better for our health & wellbeing.
Driving Economic Recovery: Core Cities - a new partnership with government
This executive summary sets out the agenda for making the eight core cities of the UK at the centre of economic growth and job creation.
Recession, Recovery and Medium - Sized Cities
New research shows how ‘medium-sized’ cities can contribute to economic recovery.
The Commission is investigating a new settlement for work in the 21st century – work which will better meet the needs of employers, employees and society at large. Temporary Media Officer - apply here
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Celebrity fakes take BBC primetime slot over real jobless – but which programme was stronger? ...........................................................
But is it yours? Ownership and good work event
Wednesday, 17 March 2010 - Strategy for Growth with John Thurso MP, Shadow Business Secretary, Liberal Democrats
With a general election looming and talk of a hung Parliament, what would be the strategy for lifting the UK out of recession and onto a path of growth from the Liberal Democrats?
Thursday, 18 March 2010 - New Industries, New Jobs? Should the government help industry to thrive?
The UK’s three major political parties will inform a select audience of their plans for industrial policy, business support and economic development.
Tuesday, 23 March 2010 - Partnership Event: Tomorrow's Leadership
Enron fraud; MPs expenses; financial services induced recession followed by record bonuses; executive pay rising consistently faster than average earnings – is this a sign of the failure of leadership?