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MiSoC Mini-Workshop on Family and Education Economics
Bringing together academics working on a range of policy research from school absences, parents in digital space, household expenditure on food to the impact of breakfast clubs
Bringing together academics working on a range of policy research from school absences, parents in digital space, household expenditure on food to the impact of breakfast clubs
A must-attend event for all those involved in commissioning, designing or carrying out social surveys in the UK, presenting the findings of this major three-year research programme
New MiSoC Explainer looks at what will happen as automation reshapes the labour market and this impacts on jobs and wages
Presented by: Peter Lynn, Nathan Reece, Nhlanhla Ndebele
Venue: Online
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