Dean Hochlaf

Researcher
ean is a former Researcher in IPPR's Work and Welfare team.

Before joining IPPR, Dean was Assistant Economist at the International Longevity Centre, a think-tank focussed on addressing demographic issues, where he lead analysis on a wide range of issues from the global savings gap to the impact of austerity on public health.

At IPPR, Dean’s recent research has explored workforce conditions, the provision of social care and encouraging wider opportunities in education.

Dean holds an MSc in International Finance and Economic Development and a BSc in Economics from the University of Kent.

More from this author:

  1. Skills for a green recovery: A call to action for the UK construction industry

    Central to The UK's ambition of achieving net zero is the construction industry. However, the sector is facing large and persistent skills gaps and skills shortages, that may hamper its ability to make good on those ambitions.

  2. Going further: The case for investing in Further Education and adult skills

  3. The whole society approach: Making a giant leap on childhood health

    Why a 'whole society' approach is needed for the government to address growing levels of health risk faced by children in the UK.