Tag / New Economy
Rebalancing the market: designing feasible rent controls
New research shows well-designed rent controls are a viable option for the government, as part of a strategy to tackle problems in the private rental sector.
Menstruation and Perimenopause at Work
New polling shows how the menstrual health needs of women are not being met by many UK employers
(Tufton) Street Politics: Changing neoliberalisms in UK think tanks
How are UK think tanks shifting the terrain of neoliberalism?
The crises are not stopping: why we urgently need an income floor system
Will Stronge on why the UK needs a cash transfer system to respond to an age of polycrisis.
Beyond capitalism: from design to implementation
The third instalment of Aaron Benanav’s ‘Beyond capitalism’ series turns to the question of transition to a multidimensional economy.
AI as threat or friend to workers? Rethinking the UK’s policy response through a capabilitarian approach to growth
A capabilitarian approach to growth can help reframe how we approach the prospect of AI for the UK’s workforce.
Programme 2029: Building the living standards platform that the UK needs
We set out a living standards policy platform for the UK, drawing on our first round of Forum 2029 events.
Checking in on the Employment Rights Bill: a step forward for rights at work?
With the Employment Rights Bill now set to become law, Liam Mullally assesses how the legislation compares to Labour’s pre-election commitments.
Shaping digital futures in work and society: the case of worker-led innovation
Read our report exploring lessons to be learned from case studies of worker-led innovation from history.
The new deal for working people: The Right to Switch Off
Read our new report analysing the UK Government’s proposed ‘Right to Switch Off’.