For the first time in over a decade, over a million young people across Britain are not in employment, education or training. The causes of the crisis are myriad and complex, but at least one of the w...

What makes a good job? This episode explores pay, progression, flexibility and why access to better work is unequal.

Almost one million young people will benefit from learning or employment opportunities as a result of a major £820 million funding package.

Next year, the first group of people will see their State Pension age rise from 66 to 67 – the latest in a series of rises since 2010. Over that time, the employment rate of people in their 60s has in...

I am not supposed to be here. That’s almost all I can think as I run as fast as I can away from Tavistock Square. It is 7 July 2005. I am not supposed to be here. I am supposed to be at work. I nev…

Dan Biddle recalls a bright, white flash as a bomb was detonated just metres away from him on a London Underground train.

The chief executive and all ten independent trustees of Abrdn Financial Fairness Trust were removed in shift away from funding research

Economists factor in falling confidence and investment leading to job losses and a probable cut in borrowing costs

Exclusive: Clare Moriarty hits out at Labour’s plan as ‘short-term action’ with ‘long-term consequences’ in rare intervention

Factors behind sharp rise in incapacity and disability benefits are complex and at times counterintuitive

A promising new pilot scheme could serve as a blueprint for tackling long-term unemployment

The Commission for Healthier Working Lives’ final report sets out the need for a new approach to work and health, outlining seven key recommendations to lay the foundation for sustained long-term chan...

09:15 – 10:00 Wednesday 26th February More people in work, and higher productivity from those workers, will – all else equal – increase local economic growth.  This matters to places—not only in terms...