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Who are the renters? A study on occupation and housing status
Is there a correlation between low-income work and housing status? Has home ownership changed the nature of class in the UK? Our new study digs into the data.
The Day After Tomorrow: Stress tests, affordability and the roadmap to the four day week
Read Autonomy’s study on the affordability of a 4 day week across the private sector in the UK. Using innovative methods, sampling 50,000 firms, we ‘stress test’ the policy.
Paying for Covid: capping excessive salaries to save industries
Read our pathbreaking new report on the radical potential of wage caps. Featuring original estimations of the earnings of the very top earners.
Platforming Equality: policy challenges for the digital economy
Read our collection of papers from a range of disciplines on the digital economy and the policies required to reform it.
Public Sector as Pioneer: shorter working weeks as the new gold standard
Read about why and how the public sector should implement shorter working weeks for staff
Time For Change: a four-day week as an unemployment strategy
As the furlough scheme comes to an end, and firms across the economy continue to suffer from the effects of social distancing measures, bold economic strategies are required to support the economy…
Covid Unemployment Tracker: 2nd update
Read our analysis of the latest data on unemployment and claimant rates in the UK.
COVID unemployment: the regional and age distinctions
Our new study of unemployment data finds that COVID unemployment is hitting Northern and Midlands areas hardest – with young people bearing the brunt.
The Work of COVID: care work and care home mortality
In this study we have focused in on those who have arguably been worst hit by the COVID pandemic: those in care homes and the care workers who look after them.
Unpacking the COVID mortality data: what does it tell us about lockdown?
Unpacking the COVID mortality data: what does it tell us about lockdown? New Autonomy analysis reveals where care home excess deaths are occurring and urges against lifting lockdown.