Out of kilter: How to rebalance our school system to work for people, economy and society
In this report, we argue for four shifts in education and learning in order to better unlock the potential of all young people.
In this report, we argue for four shifts in education and learning in order to better unlock the potential of all young people.
People are spending more years in sickness than ever before. The number of deaths that could have been avoided with timely healthcare or public health interventions is much higher in the UK than...
What academic evidence has to say about the changes needed in education and learning
In this report, we argue that demands for higher pay settlements for public sector workers are justified, and would help address problems facing the public sector.
New analysis on the impact of healthcare disruption, and how healthcare needs to change as the NHS turns 75
IPPR recruited a workforce assembly – across the NHS, social care, and unpaid care – to define a new vision for health and care work.
What do crime rates, NHS waiting times and the attainment gap in schools have in common? The answer is simple but tragic: all three measures have got worse in England over the last decade. In...
How better health could provide an answer to some of the UK's most deep-rooted economic challenges.
In this report we explore the most pressing bottlenecks in the elective treatment pathways.
This briefing paper seeks to shine a light on the benefit sanctions regime in universal credit by analysing publicly available data from the Department for Work and Pensions.