Pay gap narrows for Britain’s growing graduate workforce
New ISER research finds pay levels for graduates falling compared with non-graduate peers.
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New ISER research finds pay levels for graduates falling compared with non-graduate peers.
New fully funded studentships in methods, health and labour or development economics are announced.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Institute for Social and Economic Research's international conference focusing on what we can learn from other countries' approaches to universal pre-school childcare, and how spending on and provision of childcare in the UK compares to other OECD countries.
International conference presenting new research using Understanding Society and other longitudinal studies.
New EUROMOD study examines the impact of austerity measures in Cyprus to date and finds middle and higher income families were most affected but future cuts post-bailout will be unlikely to protect the poor.
Costs all ready close to outstripping cancer and heart disease care, but study finds the government costs for caring for people with dementia in the USA will double in 30 years.
David Rose tells The Guardian The Great British Class Survey is "no advance" on the existing National Statistics Socio-economic Classification.
Survey expert argues the case against the new NHS Family and Friends Test in today's Guardian.
The spring edition of the International Journal of Microsimulation, guest edited by ISER economists, celebrates EUROMOD's remarkable achievements.
Podcast series awarded 6th place in European Award initiative
Researchers present new findings on migration and ethnic minority integration at a major international conference
Two-day course for researchers interested in accessing and downloading data from Understanding Society.