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UKMOD training course
Presented by: Justin Van De Ven and Matteo Richiardi
Venue: abrdn Financial Fairness Trust, Edinburgh
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New research on experience of migrants in the labour market
Research commissioned by the Race Disparity Unit as the first output from our MiSoC Policy Fellowship scheme, in partnership with HM Government’s Open Innovation Team
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Joint Economics / ISER Seminar Series
Measuring Science: Performance Metrics and the Allocation of Talent
Presented by: Fabian Waldinger
Venue: Economics Common Room 5B.307
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Anyone still offline? Digital inequality and offline population inclusion strategies for panel survey studies – Evidence from Germany.
Like many countries across the world, Germany can increasingly be described as a digital society, in which people regularly use the internet in their everyday lives, for example for shopping, working, communicating, and entertainment. However, internet usage skills as well as the availability and quality of internet access are unequally...
Presented by: Dr Carina Cornesse, DIW Berlin
Venue: SSRC416 (2N2.4.16)
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Families, Households and Health in Ageing Populations – New research and policy discussion
Presented by: Emily Grundy, Mike Murphy, Meena Kumari, Jiawei Wu, Wei Xun & Doug Wolf
Venue: Broadway House, London
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Migration Workshop in Honor of Roger Waldinger
Presented by: Multiple
Venue: University of San Diego & Zoom
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Understanding Society Scientific Conference 2023 – opens for registration
In-person conference at the University of Essex 11-13 July
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How do we respond to government ‘stimulus payments’?
Dr Paul Fisher explains his research into how we behave when the Government makes payments to citizens – like energy support – to stimulate the economy and offset financial challenges people might be facing
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How women lose out on equal pay and promotion prospects
New study into the gender pay gap identifies how women who become mothers are less likely to progress up the career ladder onto better-paid jobs
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Government bases decision to extend free childcare on ISER research
‘This policy has by far the largest impact on potential output in this Budget’