Minister of State for @SciTechgovuk, Lord Vallance, gave the keynote address this morning stating how crucial the final report is to understanding technological transformation in the UK.
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#NationalProductivityWeek is underway with the launch of @FutureWorkInst's final report from the #PissaridesReview.
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Delighted to have Lord Patrick Vallance - Minister of State for @SciTechgovuk - to deliver a keynote address. This morning marks the opening day of
#NationalProductivityWeek and we're thrilled to have the @TPIProductivity here as well.
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At the closing conference of the #PissaridesReview by @FutureWorkInst at @WarwickBSchool in The Shard, London. What are the human risks and opportunities and the implications for safety, health and wellbeing of #futurework? – at City of London, London
This morning we are launching the final report of our 3-year @NuffieldFound funded #PissaridesReview
into the #FutureOfWork and #Wellbeing. This major study shows why - and how - human experience *has* to be centred in the process of tech adoption.
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Delighted to have Lord Patrick Vallance - Minister of State for @SciTechgovuk - to deliver a keynote address. This morning marks the opening day of
#NationalProductivityWeek and we're thrilled to have the @TPIProductivity here as well.
Joining the conference today we have satellites in Cornwall (@fhpitts ), Manchester (@TPIProductivity) Cardiff (@The_TUC ) and Edinburgh (@Scottish_AI ) Brilliant to be able to hear voices from across the UK as we look to build a fairer future of better work!
What would an egalitarian future of work look like? Dr Kate Vredenburgh explores how fair policies, equitable access to opportunity, and good job standards can shape a more inclusive workplace for all.
Read more on how we can achieve this.
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In our November newsletter, we share insights on key projects, including the reconstituted All-Party Parliamentary Group, an Autumn Budget analysis, agri-bots and what an egalitarian future of work looks like.
ifow.org/news-articles/ifow-…
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What’s the biggest challenge you see in today’s workforce? Is it the rapid pace of technological change or the lack of diversity in tech fields? At @FutureWorkInst, we’re exploring how to tackle both. What do you think needs to be done to future-proof our workforce? 🧠
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Our Education Programme Head @tanner_e spoke at the @AoC_info conference on how research can influence policy in post-14 education, training & skills, highlighting work by @TheNFER @FutureWorkInst & @CentreEduSyst as examples of #NuffieldFunded projects seeking to create change.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve received an offer of grant funding from @UfiTrust This incredible support will help us tackle systemic barriers in adult learning by advancing our tech-driven solutions.
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Save the date! The closing conference for our Pissarides Review, funded by @NuffieldFound will be on 27th January 2025. Featuring a brilliant line-up of expert voices, and satellite venues across the UK, tickets (free) will be available shortly: eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-th…
We are delighted to be partners on this project with @digitcentre helping lead research on how the UK’s digital work ecosystem is evolving, and studying the economic and social impacts on people’s working lives.
🎉 We are delighted to announce that the UKRI Economic and Social Research Council (@ESRC) has awarded Digit £8.3 million for a further five years to study the UK's evolving digital work ecosystem.
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The Centre will continue to be jointly led by @SussexUni and @UniversityLeeds, with partners at @Cambridge_Uni, @OfficialUoM, and @MonashUni, together with @FutureWorkInst, @futuredotnowuk, and @IDS_UK. @Jackieo99 and Mark Stuart FAcSS will continue to serve as Co-Directors.
Our fantastic board of trustees meet today - clockwise from top left: @aimafidon, @ginasue, @sanakb, @Dr_Black, Martha Dalton, @nuttallreview, @naomiclimer and @BaroneSoares. So grateful to them for their passion, experience and skills helping us grow and develop.
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Maths is a powerful tool in our everyday lives, from tech to finance, healthcare to engineering. But how often do we think about its impact? Throughout my career, my goal has been to showcase that math isn’t just for exams; it’s a life skill. 🧠 #WomenInSTEM #STEMeducation #Maths
















