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By: Stephen Evans

Stephen Evans is chief executive of the Learning and Work Institute

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  • Stop ignoring those who bowed out of the economy and get them back into work

    Stephen Evans

    Good news or bad news first? Well, the good news is unemployment is at its lowest since the 1970s. The bad news is that this isn’t because more people are in work – employment is still 300,000 lower than pre-pandemic. Rather, large numbers of people aged over 50 and those with long-term health conditions have [...]

    Unemployment Rises to its Highest Level since 1995
  • To avert an unemployment crisis, the government must act now and equip workers for the post-pandemic world

    Tomorrow, the chancellor will rise to make his economic statement with the country teetering on the edge of the worst unemployment crisis since the Great Depression. Around 10 million people face the possibility of losing their jobs. Clearly not all of them will, but as the furlough scheme unwinds, half of businesses say they expect [...]

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