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Delivering for children: Why child maintenance needs urgent reform
Sep 27, 2024 · The report criticizes the 2012 reforms that introduced fees and deductions to the Child Maintenance Service, which have driven many families away from statutory arrangements and increased child poverty. It recommends a new system that puts children's needs first and supports family-based agreements.
Marley Morris - IPPR
Marley leads on IPPR’s work on migration and trade policy. His research includes studies on the new points-based immigration system, the impacts of the 'hostile environment', the distributional effects of Brexit, and public attitudes to immigration and trade.
Up to 8 million UK jobs at risk from AI unless government acts
Mar 27, 2024 · Back office, entry level and part-time jobs most exposed to automation, and women significantly more affected ; 11 per cent of tasks are exposed to existing generative AI, rising to 59 per cent if companies integrate AI more deeply
Who we are - IPPR
IPPR is a UK-wide think tank that produces research and policy proposals on social, democratic, environmental, and economic issues. It works across the UK, with IPPR North and IPPR Scotland, and engages with people and communities through participative research.
IPPR Progressive Review
IPPR's journal of politics and ideas, showcasing the best in British and international thinking for achieving lasting progressive change.
Breaking the cycle: Essential pillars for an effective child poverty ...
They should also consider design aspects of universal credit (UC), for example by looking at alternatives to the five-week wait at the start of a claim which leaves families without support or saddled with debt.
Professor Ashwin Kumar | IPPR
His area of expertise focuses on analysis and modelling of incomes, poverty and the labour market. He has previously worked as the Chief Economist at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a Senior Economic Adviser at the Department for Work and Pensions, rail director of the consumer watchdog Passenger Focus, and as an economic adviser to Gordon Brown, supporting him in his post-prime-ministerial ...
Carys Roberts - IPPR
Carys Roberts was the executive director of IPPR from 2020 to 2024, leading its strategy and senior management team. She also led its work on the UK economy, wealth inequality, fiscal policy and labour markets, and appeared on national media and publications.