Earnings, employment and productivity
Analysis for our election briefing note on the the labour market in early 2017 shows that the employment rate is flat and that real earnings growth has stalled.
Jonathan Cribb, Public sector pay in the next parliament, 19 May 2017
Stuart Adam, Andrew Hood, Robert Joyce and David Phillips, Labour’s proposed income tax rises for high-income individuals, 16 May 2017
Jonathan Cribb, Robert Joyce, Agnes Norris Keiller, The UK labour market: where do we stand now?, 28 April 2017
Jonathan Cribb, Robert Joyce, Agnes Norris Keiller, Minimum wages in the next parliament, 11 May 2017
Jonathan Cribb, Andrew Hood, Robert Joyce and Agnes Norris Keiller, Income growth in 2015–16 modest but widespread, leaving inequality and poverty roughly unchanged, 16 March 2017
Stuart Adam, Helen Miller and Thomas Pope, Tax, legal form and the gig economy, in The 2017 IFS Green Budget, Carl Emmerson, Paul Johnson and Robert Joyce (eds.), 2 February 2017
Neil Amin-Smith, Jonathan Cribb and Luke Sibieta, Reforms to apprenticeship funding in England, in The 2017 IFS Green Budget, Carl Emmerson, Paul Johnson and Robert Joyce (eds.), 2 February 2017
Chris Belfield, Richard Blundell, Jonathan Cribb , Andrew Hood , Robert Joyce and Agnes Norris Keiller, Two decades of income inequality in Britain: the role of wages, household earnings and redistribution, report summary, 13 January 2017
Jonathan Cribb, The UK labour market and labour market policies, presentation at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, 31 March 2017
Helen Miller, Should different ways of working be taxed differently?, CIOT/IFS debate, 21 March 2017
Jonathan Cribb, Earnings and the labour market, IFS post-Budget briefing, 9 March 2017
Helen Miller, Business taxes, IFS post-Budget briefing, 9 March 2017