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IPPR, the Institute for Public Policy Research, is the UK's leading progressive think tank The government should use the ten-point plan to deliver an investment-led economic recovery focused on job-creation, decarbonising the economy, restoring nature, and tackling inequality. The UK is set to introduce a new system for work-based immigration in January 2021. For the first time in decades, the government will apply the same rules on migration to both EU and non-EU citizens. Once again Covid-19 is running along racial lines. Despite the inequalities exposed earlier this year, there has been little effort to stop Covid-19 hitting minority ethnic communities hardest as we enter the second wave. Further education (FE) and skills are vital to delivering the government’s levelling up agenda. Low skill levels are a key factor in explaining the prevalence of low pay and progression in England.... Families in Britain are struggling. Although the job retention scheme and its scaled down successor, the job support scheme, have and will spare some job losses – without significant further government action next year, unemployment could more than double from pre-Covid-19 levels. In this report, we consider how English regions, such as the North East, can use devolution to address child poverty and improve the lives and life chances of children. Our ambitious initiative to provide the progressive and practical ideas for fundamental reform of the economy An ambitious programme of reform, capable of tackling the dual problems of climate change and wider economic and social injustice The programme aims to undertake new analysis and put forward bold policy recommendations to address the most significant challenges facing our health and care system today The programme looks to understand the big shifts that will transform our country in the decades of disruption to come and how we can ‘future-proof’ our welfare state to manage them - creating a prosperous and just society. An initiative to help over 1,000 Londoners to progress from unemployment into work, and from low-paid low-skilled work into better-quality, higher-paying jobs The pandemic has exposed our lack of resilience and preparation for severe global threats, caused by an outdated ideology that prioritises efficiency over wellbeing. This is just as true for Covid-19... A common refrain during Covid-19 – and, for many, the one silver lining – has been that ‘nature is returning’. By pushing humans inside, the pandemic has reduced pollution and resulted in wildlife... Austerity has failed. And Covid-19 now presents us with the biggest challenge in 70 years. We cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the last crisis. We need a different approach – one that... The UK and the EU are embarking on the next stage of the Brexit negotiations to determine their future trading relationship. Both sides are looking to agree a free trade agreement to guarantee no... For decades, Westminster government has enabled deep divisions to grow in this country: divisions between whole regions of England; divisions between cities, towns and villages; and divisions within... Wales faces significant disruptions over the coming years. With fundamental change comes the risk of new inequalities but also the opportunities for far-reaching reform. While global and UK-wide... In Autumn 2020, we’ll be holding a virtual events series in place of the annual Oxford Media Convention.   This event marks the launch of a new book by Dame Sally Davies and Dr Jonny Pearson Stuttard. This year IPPR will be holding a programme of virtual fringe events throughout the party conference season. 2020 must be the year we kick off a decade of decisive action on the climate and nature crises through a Green Industrial Strategy. Industrial strategy should be mission-based and there s no... The IPPR Commission on Economic Justice made the case for radical economic reform. This film is a summary of our national events series, engaging local policy communities and the wider public to... We've all been working very differently recently. But these often innovative flexible working solutions needn't be just for this crisis. This is a pivotal moment when we should embed healthier working practices across the economy.  IPPR s Economic Justice Podcast. This episode looks at power in the economy. Who has it? Why does it matter? And what do we even mean by power? Hosted by IPPR Director Carys Roberts with guests James... Listen: Economic Justice for the North West - with Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram This week we’ve been in Manchester discussing what economic justice means for the North West with Manchester Mayor... Trevor Phillips in conversation with Deborah Williams Trevor Phillips OBE and Deborah Williams in conversation, chaired by Su-Mei Thompson at the IPPR Oxford Media Convention 2019.  Trevor... IPPR Progressive Review IPPR's journal of politics and ideas, showcasing the best in British and international thinking for achieving lasting progressive change. IPPR will use the information you provide on this form to keep you updated on our work. Please tick the box below to confirm you'd like to receive our emails. We use cookies to help ensure you have the best possible experience when using our website. 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