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Latest News
- Releasing Funding from Degree Apprenticeships to Support NEETsby Angelica Ottaway on November 9, 2026 at 3:47 pm
Dear Alan, Thank you for continuing to engage with our work on young people who are NEET. It was a pleasure to host you at our Resolution events, and it is great that you have put the issue at the top of the political agenda. It is clear that there are up-front costs to providing … Continued The post Releasing Funding from Degree Apprenticeships to Support NEETs appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Ignore the rate rise, worry about the forecastby Emma Beale on November 6, 2026 at 3:42 pm
Rate rises can squeeze households. But Thursday’s hike from the Bank of England – its first in more than three years – brings mixed fortunes, compared with the universally grim forecasts published alongside it. Let’s start with the group you’d tend to worry about when rates go up: mortgagors. They’ve already taken a hit In … Continued The post Ignore the rate rise, worry about the forecast appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Would you rather work less? You’re not aloneby Emma Beale on November 6, 2026 at 2:18 pm
Afternoon all, How many hours would you ‘ideally’ work each week? If it’s less than full time then you’re part of a growing minority, as explained in our new research on changing attitudes to work, and featured in our Chart of the week. Mine is well south of last week’s hours, when the team worked … Continued The post Would you rather work less? You’re not alone appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- The 2020s: a horror film in four chartsby Emma Beale on November 5, 2026 at 4:21 pm
Last week’s Budget contained one truly terrifying statistic – the 2020s are set to be the worst decade for living standards on record, enjoying a tenth of the growth of the disappointing 2010s. Some things are important enough to dig deep. This blog is for those who don’t just want to watch the horror movie … Continued The post The 2020s: a horror film in four charts appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Your October Round-upby Angelica Ottaway on October 31, 2026 at 5:16 pm
Welcome to October’s round-up! This month, we’re putting the spotlight on workplace mental health tools, a significant topic that we’re seeing a lot of in our pipeline, and asking what it takes for workers to actually use them. With the Budget landing earlier this week, we’ve also pulled out the highlights for founders and investors, … Continued The post Your October Round-up appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
