Paul Gregg recently completed a review of Personalised Support and Conditionality in the Welfare System for the UK Dept. of Work and Pensions. He is also a member of the London Child Poverty Commission and a programme director at the Centre for Market and Public Organisation. He was formerly a member of the Council of Economic Advisors at HM Treasury 1997-2006, where he worked on welfare reform and child poverty. His research has covered youth unemployment, workless households, child poverty, intergenerational mobility, and the drivers of social disadvantage. Jonathan Wadsworth is a senior research fellow at the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance, deputy director of the Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CREAM), and a research associate at IZA Bonn.
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* Introduction * Employment and Unemployment * 1: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: The Labour Market in Winter - the 2008-2009 Recession * 2: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: Unemployment and Inactivity * 3: Antoine Goujard, Barbara Petrongolo and John Van Reenen: The Labour Market for Young People * 4: Richard Disney, Anita Ratcliffe and Sarah Smith: The Baby-Boomers at 50: Employment Prospects for Older Workers * 5: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: Workless Households * 6: Stephen Nickell and Jumana Saleheen: Immigration in the UK * 7: Paul Gregg, Giulia Faggio and Jonathan Wadsworth: Job Tenure and Job Turnover * Job Quality * 8: Francis Green: Job Quality in Britain under the Labour Government * 9: Andrew E. Clark: Worker Well-Being in Booms and Busts * 10: Jane Waldfogel: Family Friendly Policies * Inequality * 11: Stephen Machin: Changes in UK Wage Inequality over the Last Forty Years * 12: Joanna K. Swaffield: Gender and the Labour Market * 13: Jo Blanden and Lindsey Macmillan: Recent Developments in Intergenerational Mobility * 14: Sandra McNally: Have Reforms to the School System Improved Educational Outcomes? * 15: Christian Dustmann, Tommaso Frattini, Nikolaos Theodoropoulos: Ethnicity and Second Generation Immigrants * 16: Richard Dickens: Child Poverty in Britain. Did Work Work? * 17: Alex Bryson and John Forth: Trade Unions * 18: Peter Dolton and Gerry Makepeace: Public and Private Sector Labour Markets * 19: Peter Dolton, Chiara Rosazza-Bondibene and Jonathan Wadsworth: The Regional Labour Market in the UK
* Introduction * Employment and Unemployment * 1: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: The Labour Market in Winter - the 2008-2009 Recession * 2: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: Unemployment and Inactivity * 3: Antoine Goujard, Barbara Petrongolo and John Van Reenen: The Labour Market for Young People * 4: Richard Disney, Anita Ratcliffe and Sarah Smith: The Baby-Boomers at 50: Employment Prospects for Older Workers * 5: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth: Workless Households * 6: Stephen Nickell and Jumana Saleheen: Immigration in the UK * 7: Paul Gregg, Giulia Faggio and Jonathan Wadsworth: Job Tenure and Job Turnover * Job Quality * 8: Francis Green: Job Quality in Britain under the Labour Government * 9: Andrew E. Clark: Worker Well-Being in Booms and Busts * 10: Jane Waldfogel: Family Friendly Policies * Inequality * 11: Stephen Machin: Changes in UK Wage Inequality over the Last Forty Years * 12: Joanna K. Swaffield: Gender and the Labour Market * 13: Jo Blanden and Lindsey Macmillan: Recent Developments in Intergenerational Mobility * 14: Sandra McNally: Have Reforms to the School System Improved Educational Outcomes? * 15: Christian Dustmann, Tommaso Frattini, Nikolaos Theodoropoulos: Ethnicity and Second Generation Immigrants * 16: Richard Dickens: Child Poverty in Britain. Did Work Work? * 17: Alex Bryson and John Forth: Trade Unions * 18: Peter Dolton and Gerry Makepeace: Public and Private Sector Labour Markets * 19: Peter Dolton, Chiara Rosazza-Bondibene and Jonathan Wadsworth: The Regional Labour Market in the UK
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