Briefing Paper - how does technology exposure impact workers' quality of life?

A pioneering new study on how exposure to workplace technologies interacts with UK employees' quality of life
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Briefing Paper - how does technology exposure impact workers' quality of life?

A pioneering new study on how exposure to workplace technologies interacts with UK employees' quality of life
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APPG Co-Chairs Matt Warman MP and Lord Jim Knight convene an expert panel to explore how UK productivity and growth can be addressed.
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Briefing Paper: What impact does exposure to workplace technologies have on workers' quality of life?

A pioneering new study based on a survey of nearly 5000 UK employees, shows how technologies impact workers' quality of life.

Policy brief

Briefing Paper: What impact does exposure to workplace technologies have on workers' quality of life?

A pioneering new study based on a survey of nearly 5000 UK employees, shows how technologies impact workers' quality of life.

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Old Skills, New Skills - what is changing in the UK labour market?

How is demand for skills changing in the UK? Using data from 2016 and 2022, this report reveals which sectors are experiencing most flux.

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Old Skills, New Skills - what is changing in the UK labour market?

How is demand for skills changing in the UK? Using data from 2016 and 2022, this report reveals which sectors are experiencing most flux.

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