Many industry experts believe this all-encompassing approach to cancer is the wrong direction of travel. 🖊️ Harry Clarke-Ezzidio in the Parliament Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/2024…

We've progressed on vocational training – but there is more to be done in order to bridge the skills gap, writes Alice Barnard Alice Gardner #partnercontent newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

“Centralised funding is a waste of public money.” 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

There is a solution to the UK’s skills challenge. It is as simple and obvious as it is radical. Instead of providing one-size-fits-all services, put the person at the centre and organise the service around them. #partnercontent newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

Other countries produce dedicated strategies to tackle cancer. 🖊️ Harry Clarke-Ezzidio in the Parliament Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/2024…

“The next government will have ‘no choice’ but to ‘make better use of existing spending’.” 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

Is bringing cancer within the scope of the Major Conditions Strategy wise? 🖊️ Harry Clarke-Ezzidio in the Parliament Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/2024…

Money is wasted due to: inefficiency and duplication of services; services responding badly to community needs; and too much money being spent on solving problems, rather than preventing them. 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

“Centralised funding is a waste of public money.” 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

Many industry experts believe this all-encompassing approach to cancer is the wrong direction of travel. 🖊️ Harry Clarke-Ezzidio in the Parliament Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/2024…

“The next government will have ‘no choice’ but to ‘make better use of existing spending’.” 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

Money is wasted due to: inefficiency and duplication of services; services responding badly to community needs; and too much money being spent on solving problems, rather than preventing them. 🖊️ The New Statesman Spotlight’s Research Brief newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

“A new report calls on the government to close the £4bn funding gap, or face a fresh wave of bankruptcies.” 🖊️ megan kenyon newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

“The rocky financial position of the UK’s local authorities has emerged after decades of chronic under-funding rather than individual poor management.” 🖊️ megan kenyon newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

We know that businesses have long been calling for improvements to the Apprenticeship Levy regime, including asking for greater flexibility for businesses to be able to reallocate unspent money. Here's how to fix the apprenticeship levy. #partnercontent newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

In France and Germany, over 70% of job-seekers utilise public employment services. In the UK, less than 20% engage with these services – far below the European average of 54%. Where have our employment services may have gone astray? #partnercontent newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

“The government must act quickly to close the £4bn gap faced by English councils.” 🖊️ megan kenyon newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

By putting essential skills front and centre on the agenda, we have the opportunity not only to address our economic challenge, but to channel our focus to reach those furthest from the labour market. #partnercontent newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…

Cyber-crime is predicted to cost the global economy $8tn this year, in part due to increased remote working – borne out by a spike in malware attacks at the start of the pandemic. Listen to this podcast that asks, is your browser keeping your data safe? newstatesman.com/spotlight/tech…

“Older workers have valuable skills and experience. Why do we let them leave their jobs so easily?” 🖊️ Samir Jeraj 🇰🇪 🇮🇪 newstatesman.com/spotlight/econ…