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October 21, 2019

Social security safety net still being eroded, says Resolution Foundation

Children born between 2016 and 2020 face the joint-highest rates of early years poverty since records began 60 years ago, says the Resolution Foundation.
September 17, 2019

Resolution Foundation reveals extent of unlawful working practises across UK

Around one in twenty workers report not receiving any holiday entitlement, while around one in ten do not receive a payslip, according to new analysis published by the Resolution Foundation.
August 27, 2019

Apprenticeship reforms must deliver career routes for new starters

Analysis suggests that businesses are offering higher-level apprenticeships to established employees, rather than using them as a potential route in for new starters.
July 7, 2019

UK productivity now 28 per cent below pre-crisis trend, says Resolution Foundation

UK productivity has fallen 28 per cent below its pre-crisis trend, the Resolution Foundation says, responding to the latest productivity figures from the Office for National Statistics.
June 20, 2019

Additional property wealth in Britain worth almost £1 trillion says Resolution Foundation

Over one in ten people across Britain own second homes, buy-to-let and overseas properties worth £941bn, according to new research by the Resolution Foundation.
June 8, 2019

High rents and fewer employment black spots making millennials less job mobile

Higher rents are reducing the financial gains from moving to better paying parts of the country, and mean that young people are less mobile than they were 20 years ago, according to new research from the Resolution Foundation.
May 25, 2019

New report finds pensioner poverty rates have fallen by two-thirds since 1980s peak

Pensioner poverty rates for those entering retirement today are down by two-thirds compared to previous generations in the 1980s peak, though children born today are facing record poverty rates, according to a new report published by the Resolution Foundation.
May 15, 2019

Crisis cohort’s pay and career prospects 'scarred for up to a decade'

The ‘crisis cohort’ who entered the world of work in the midst of the financial crisis continued to face higher unemployment, lower pay and worse job prospects up to a decade later, compared to other young people entering work before or after the downturn.
April 3, 2019

Value of child benefit falls to record low

The real-terms value of Child Benefit has fallen by around £210 a year since 2011-12, or £350 for two children.
March 29, 2019

Incomes stagnated and poverty rose in 2018, says Resolution Foundation

Child poverty is likely to continue rising, and could even hit a record high within the next few years, says Resolution Foundation.