Report
Race inequality in the workforce: analysing the state of play in the coronavirus economy
The effect of COVID-19 on the labour market has impacted specific groups of workers more than others, including those with an ethnic minority background. This report makes eleven recommendations for government and employers, to ensure both that job quality is protected for all and that groups at particular risk are safeguarded.
Report
Good work for wellbeing in the coronavirus economy
The coronavirus pandemic has severely impacted jobs and livelihoods, but it has also seen labour market interventions that were previously unimaginable and given rise to calls to build back a better labour market. This report sets out a number of definitions of ‘good work’, and conclusions and recommendations about how it can be sustained and...
Policy report
Learning from lockdown: 12 steps to eliminate digital exclusion
While digital exclusion is a long-standing problem, it has often struggled for attention and resources in recent years in a crowded public policy landscape. This report is a response to this challenge, setting out a series of 12 recommendations calling for ambitious action from policy makers, practitioners, academics and industry to tackle this issue.
Report
Making a difference: libraries, lockdown and looking ahead
This report assesses the impact of public library services since the introduction of lockdown restrictions. The findings show that some 15 million adults in the UK used public library services in the period between March and June 2020. The positive impact of engaging with library services was broadly consistent across all population groups, demonstrating that...
Report
Building back for the better
The Carnegie UK Trust was set up to improve the wellbeing of the people of the UK and Ireland. This paper outlines six propositions for the medium-term recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.