Experts warn reduced investment and shorter training could make addressing skills gaps harder

We can’t expect young people to make a seamless transition from childhood to adulthood in this chilly economic climate. Finally, Westminster is catching on, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Analysis shows businesses have reduced spending on staff development

We have appointed Matt Whittaker to the newly created senior leadership role of Executive Director for Research, Grants and Programmes.

Research from the Nuffield Foundation is investigating how working from home and hybrid working can be designed to support disabled workers.

Women and Equalities Committee

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The justice system in England & Wales is under pressure. But what does a 'people-focused' justice system look like and how do we get there?

This report explores mental health support for 14–24 year olds, including the scale of poor mental health, available services, and the challenges young people face in accessing help.

The long-standing model of centralised Treasury control over public spending has inadequately adapted to the realities of public service delivery.

The culmination of three years research, we propose a new model of human-centred automation and a new socio-economic paradigm of Good Work

This report considers what public inquiries offer, how they operate within the justice system as a whole, and what are they trying to achieve.

AI is being adopted across the justice system, despite limited evidence that it improves people’s experiences, outcomes or access to justice.

This report examines evidence on AI and data-driven technologies in administrative, civil, and family justice settings in the UK.

This report examines evidence on AI and data-driven technologies in administrative, civil, and family justice settings in the UK.