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- Is the minimum wage to blame for falling youth employment?by Emma Beale on October 20, 2026 at 3:36 pm
This blog was originaly published on the Resolution Foundation’s Substack. Once a year the Low Pay Commission (LPC) assemble in their Canary Wharf office to decide the following year’s minimum wage rates. I went along to share my thoughts on falling youth employment. I said that we can’t confidently blame the minimum wage. But the … Continued The post Is the minimum wage to blame for falling youth employment? appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Is PIP reaching the right people?by Emma Beale on October 16, 2026 at 11:07 am
Afternoon all, It’s less than two weeks till the Budget and we’ve published our take on the key decisions – and constraints – facing Chancellor Healey. If you don’t have time for all 50 pages, we’ve got your primer in Something for the weekend, and a fresh podcast dropping next week. Budget enthusiasts should also … Continued The post Is PIP reaching the right people? appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Swedish spouses and putting AI in the therapists’ chairby Angelica Ottaway on October 9, 2026 at 9:30 am
Morning all, We’ve nearly reached the end of party conference season – and I managed to avoid karaoke throughout. We had brilliant audiences at all our party conference events, so thank you to everyone who made up a part of them. Conference season not withstanding, we’ve been busy at RF towers recently as we gear … Continued The post Swedish spouses and putting AI in the therapists’ chair appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Why nobody knows how much we’ll save from the triple lock announcementby Emma Beale on October 2, 2026 at 2:20 pm
I never imagined two years ago that I would enjoy being sat in a Radio Four studio trying to explain how much the Government would save from adjusting the triple lock. Mostly because at that point I had never been on the radio. But also because I didn’t expect UK politics to deliver such courage, … Continued The post Why nobody knows how much we’ll save from the triple lock announcement appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
- Lock, stock and two missing grandmasby Emma Beale on October 2, 2026 at 1:29 pm
Morning all, This week, we got a step closer to the end of the triple lock – the State Pension should keep pace with earnings growth, but good riddance to the ratchet! Keep an eye out for fresh analysis from us digging into the long-run savings from this proposed change. We’ve also officially entered Budget … Continued The post Lock, stock and two missing grandmas appeared first on Resolution Foundation.
