Employment

This comment explores how young workers are matched to firms in local labour markets in England, using the Longitudinal Education Outcomes dataset

The NHS sets pay scales at a national level but competes for staff in labour markets that vary significantly across the country.

The UK minimum wage has increased by more than 70% in real terms since 1999. What’s it doing to jobs, prices and profits - and what happens next?

How much protection does the benefit system afford the newly unemployed? We use UK bank account data to track financial impacts of job loss.

The adult social care sector in England faces long-standing and well-documented workforce challenges.

How has health among those in their late 50s and early 60s changed over time, and how are these trends associated with wealth and employment?

We study the reasons for rising in-work poverty in the 25 years up to the pandemic.

Official figures have mismeasured self-employment and top incomes for decades. We present new data that fill the gap in the statistical record.

How do trends, demographics and outcomes of children receiving support for health conditions compare across the benefits and education systems?

An assessment of the government’s plan to guarantee work placements for long-term unemployed young people.

This webinar was organised by the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) under the auspices of the Data Resources Training Network.