Counted but not understood: a rapid review of what administrative and research data can and cannot tell us about young people who are NEET In England
Occupational health inequalities and collective bargaining: a cross-national examination of the gap between migrants and citizens
Retirement, economic vulnerability, and subjective well-being: a 13-year panel study from the United Kingdom
Remote work frequency and loneliness among United Kingdom employees: the moderating role of active and passive social media use
Earning more but less secure: unpaid carers, paid work, and a cliff edge in the design of a cash allowance
IPPR – Workers most likely to fall behind on bills at risk of being left behind by government’s zero-hours reforms
A biographical approach to understand long‐term occupational trajectories of immigrants in the UK labour market