Author: Anna Thomas

Blog: Setting the Vision: The Future of Work in Britain

by Anna Thomas

The ‘future of work’ is mostly cut into bite-sized chunks: future skills, predicting automation, measurements for job quality, for example. Mostly, this is right – or at least useful. But if we always take this approach, we risk the repeat of a lazy narrative. Sometimes we should embrace [...]

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Blog: The Future of Good Work: The Foundation of a Moral Economy

by Anna Thomas

Thinking about the broader role of good work in our society invites a broader conversation about the foundational principles which should frame this debate. There is also an urgent need for new thinking about the most appropriate policy architecture for supporting a ‘people first’ approach to [...]

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