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Category: Employment, Pay and Pensions

Sorting low-income workers: what difference do boosts to Universal Credit payments actually make?

  • 28 October 2025

Concetta Gigante, from the University of Liverpool, discusses Universal Credit policy changes and whether they make a difference to low-income workers.

UK Data Service Data Impact Fellows 2025: Roxana Pollack

  • 22 July 2025

We are delighted to introduce Roxana Pollack as one of our Data Impact Fellows. Roxana shares her background, her current work and research, and what she hopes to get out of the Fellows scheme.

No progress: breaking the cycle of long-term insecure work

  • 10 December 2024

Rebecca Florisson, Principal Analyst at the Work Foundation at Lancaster University, discusses the issue of long-term insecure work.

Earnings trajectories for recent immigrants

  • 15 October 2024

Ben Brindle, Madeleine Sumption and Jonathan Portes discuss new analysis related to the earnings of non-EU migrants into the UK.

Job loss during pregnancy and the risk of miscarriage and stillbirth

  • 3 April 2024

Alessandro Di Nallo and Selin Köksal discuss their research looking at job loss during pregnancy and the risks of miscarriage and stillbirth. 

Measuring labour market insecurity in the UK

  • 5 March 2024

Aman Navani, Analyst at the Work Foundation, presents findings from the latest UK Insecure Work Index.

The gender furlough gap: Why did women stop working at higher rates than men?

  • 12 February 2024

Bozena Wielgoszewska, Research Fellow at the Social Research Institute, University College London and previously a UK Data Service Data Impact Fellow, discusses the gender furlough gap.

The Health Case for Basic Income

  • 31 October 2023

Matthew Johnson and Elliott Johnson introduce our impact case study discussing the Health Case for Basic Income.

Why do women take fewer risks than men?

  • 18 July 2023

In this post Chris Dawson, Associate Professor at the University of Bath, shares his research on the differences between men and women when it comes to risk taking and loss aversion.

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