Labour markets after the pandemic: the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for labour market and employment developments and policy in Japan and the UK | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Labour markets after the pandemic: the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for labour market and employment developments and policy in Japan and the UK

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Older worker in a storeroom

New data show signs of over 50s returning to the workforce

Comment

New data from the end of 2022 show an uptick in 50- to 64-year-olds returning to the workforce.

2 March 2023

Older worker at computer

Is worsening health leading to more older workers quitting work, driving up rates of economic inactivity?

Comment

We examine labour market trends for older people to see if poorer health is driving down employment rates and causing a rise in economic inactivity

26 October 2022

Warehouse worker

Covid has not fundamentally changed the labour market

Press Release

"The overall amount of change in the occupational mix of vacancies is no greater than would be expected over a ‘normal’ two-year period."

25 April 2022

Warehouse worker

Job opportunities after the pandemic

Report

We reflect on the current state of the labour market and ask whether the composition of jobs demanded looks different in ways which could affect the careers of workers.

25 April 2022