Date

Speaker

Event

8/7/2008

Ian Walker (Warwick University)

Lunchtime seminar: Labour supply

24/6/2008

Mike Daly (DWP)

Lunchtime seminar: The extra costs of disability: concepts, definitions and issues

10/6/2008

Sourafel Girma (Nottingham)

Lunchtime seminar: What are the Wage and Employment Consequences of Leveraged Buyouts, Private Equity and Acquisitions in the UK?

27/5/2008

Irma Reci (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Lunchtime seminar: Unemployment Insurance Benefits -Trap or Bridge? Longitudinal Evidence from the Netherlands 1980-2000

20/5/2008

Peter Dolton (Royal Holloway College, University of London)

Lunchtime seminar: The Impact of the Public Sector Pay Review Bodies in the UK

22/4/2008

Sarah Vickerstaff (University of Kent)

Lunchtime seminar: Extending Working Life: Exploring the Class and Gender Differences in Opportunities and Threats

8/4/2008

Jane Ward & Jane Watts (NIACE)

Lunchtime seminar: migration and learning

11/3/2008

Richard Upward (Nottingham)

Lunchtime seminar: Offshoring and job security

19/2/2008

Simone Moriconi (LSE)

Lunchtime seminar: The Unemployment impact of taxation with regulated products and labour markets

12/2/2008

Lucinda Platt (ISER)

Lunchtime seminar: Ethnicity and employment dynamics (TBC)

29/1/2008

John Towers Addison (Queens University / IZA)

Lunchtime seminar: Six ways to leave unemployment

7/12/2007

various

The Survival and Growth of Firms: Findings and Policy Implications

4/12/2007

Sandra Mcnally (LSE)

Lunchtime seminar: The Consequences of Ability Tracking for Future Outcomes and Social Mobility

27/11/2007

Hiranthi Jayaweera

Lunchtime seminar: Muslims and Community Cohesion

20/11/2007

Richard Disney

Lunchtime seminar: Changing public sector wage differentials in the UK

6/11/2007

Rebecca Riley (NIESR)

Lunchtime seminar: The external returns to education: UK evidence using repeated cross-sections

23/10/2007

Rajeev Dehejia (LSE)

Lunchtime seminar: child labour

9/10/2007

Terry Threagold (Cardiff University)

Lunchtime seminar: Versions of Migration and Social Cohesion in South-East Wales: Multiculturalism and/or Super Diversity?

2/10/2007

Ruth Smith

Lunchtime seminar: Neighbourhood Nurseries Initiative Evaluation

25/9/2007

Julia Hirst (Sheffield Hallam University)

Lunchtime seminar: Families

23/11/2006

John Flint (Sheffield Hallam University)

Muslim Schools, Multiculturalism and Community Cohesion in the UK

16/11/2006

Geoff Meen (University of Reading)

Modelling Local Spatial Poverty Traps in England

2/11/2006

Kay Standing (LJMU)

Title to be confirmed

19/10/2006

Andreas Cebulla (Natcen)

Working Beyond the State Pension Age - Secondary Analyses of the Living and Working Conditions of Those Who Remain in Work after 60 and 65

12/10/2006

Tracey Shildrick and Robert MacDonald (University of Teeside)

Biographies of Exclusion: Youth Transitions and Poor Work

18/5/2005

Simon Deakin; Frank Wilkinson

The Law of the Labour Market: Industrialisation, Employment and Legal Evolution

8/2/2005

David Metcalf (LSE)

The Future of Trade Unions

12/1/2005

Lord Victor Adebowale (Turning Point)

Provision of social care to the most excluded

29/11/2004

Professor Lord Richard Layard (Centre for Economic Performance, LSE)

Well-being and happiness as measurable social outcomes

21/10/2004

John Ermisch (Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER), University of Essex)

Fairness in the Family: Implications for Parent-Adult Child Interactions

14/10/2004

Mike Brewer (Institute for Fiscal Studies)

Did Working Families' Tax Credit work?

30/9/2004

Gayle Hamilton (MDRC)

The National Evaluation of Welfare-to-Work Strategies

24/9/2004

Mike Daly, Armin Falk (DWP / IZA)

A Role for Laboratory Experimentation in Evaluating Welfare-to-Work Programmes in Britain?

24/6/2004

Jane Parry and Rebecca Taylor (Policy Studies Institute)

Employment Group seminar: Changing priorities, transformed opportunities? Why people work after state pension age

17/6/2004

Rafael Gomez (London School of Economics)

Employment Group seminar: The impact of demographic aging on economic performance

10/6/2004

Diana Kasparova (Policy Studies Institute)

Employment Group seminar: Mortgage pricing in the EU

27/5/2004

Stephen Jenkins (University of Essex)

Employment Group seminar: Transitions between unemployment and low pay

20/5/2004

Ulrick Rendtel (Frankfurt University)

Employment Group seminar: Does panel attrition disturb comparative analysis with the European Community Household Panel?

13/5/2004

Michael White (Policy Studies Institute)

Employment Group seminar: Work-life balance and the dual-earner paradox

6/5/2004

Fran Bennett (Department of Social Work and Social Policy, University of Oxford)

Employment Group Seminar: Participatory research on poverty

30/4/2004

Alan Johnson MP (Department for Education and Skills)

University 2010

18/3/2004

Simon Dresner (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: Avoiding regressivity in environmental taxes and charges

11/3/2004

Bianca De Stavola (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)

Employment Group Seminar: Multiple imputation for missing data in life course studies

4/3/2004

Martin Spiess (German Institute for Economic Research/DIW Berlin)

Employment Group Seminar: Imputation strategies to compensate for nonresponse in income related analyses

26/2/2004

Jenny Crook (Department for Work and Pensions)

Employment Group Seminar

19/2/2004

Stephen McKay (University of Bristol)

Employment Group Seminar: Local area characteristics and individual behaviour

12/2/2004

Mark Schaffer (Heriot-Watt University)

Employment Group Seminar: A User's Guide to Instrumental Variables and GMM

5/2/2004

Gregor Call (University of Stirling)

Employment Group Seminar: Trade Union Recognition in Britain: Turning a Corner?

29/1/2004

Richard Upward (University of Nottingham)

Employment Group Seminar: Matching school-leavers and vacancies: theory and evidence

21/1/2004

Jonathan Bradshaw (University of York, Professor of Social Policy)

Researching the well-being of children

9/12/2003

Chaired by Trevor Philips (Chair of the CRE )

Are ‘snowy peaks’ the new glass ceilings? Career progression in the private sector

4/12/2003

Ian Walker (University of Warwick)

Employment Group Seminar: Who wants to be a millionaire?

20/11/2003

Tania Burchardt (LSE/CASE)

Employment Group Seminar: Equivalisation for the extra costs of disability: comparing incomes when needs differ

6/11/2003

Stephen Bach (Kings College, London)

Employment Group Seminar: Employee Participation and Union Voice in the NHS

30/10/2003

Helen Rainbird (University College Northampton)

Employment Group Seminar: Running fast to stay in the same place? The intended and unintended consequences of government policy for workplace learning

23/10/2003

Holly Sutherland (University of Cambridge)

Employment Group Seminar: Take-up of multiple means-tested benefits by British pensioners: evidence from the Family Resources Survey

9/10/2003

Jane Millar (University of Bath)

Employment Group Seminar: Increasing lone-parent employment rates: the New Deal for Lone Parents and related policies in cross-national context

2/10/2003

Sarah Oxenbridge (ACAS)

Employment Group Seminar: The dynamics of union/employer partnership and cooperative relationships: evidence from case study research

25/9/2003

Alex Bryson (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: What do we know and what don't we know about the union wage premium in the US and Britain?

18/9/2003

Helen Barnes (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: 'The laziest [boy] in town?': self blame and agency amongst unemployed young people facing multiple disadvantage

26/6/2003

Maria Koumenta (LSE)

Employment Group Seminar: The Effects of PFI on Employee Pay and Terms and Conditions: Some Evidence from Health

19/6/2003

Richard Dorsett (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: Refreshment samples, matching and attrition bias

12/6/2003

Michael White (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: No long-term? Findings on flexibility and careers from the Change in Employers Practice Survey 2002

5/6/2003

Barbara Sianesi (IFS)

Evaluating the Impact of Education on Earnings in the UK: Models, Methods and Results from the NCDS

22/5/2003

Theo Nichols (Cardiff Business School)

A Washing Machine is a Washing Machine is A Washing Machine – a Report from the Comparative White Goods Project - Employment Group Seminar

21/5/2003

Ed Balls, Michael Roberts and Paul Ekins

PSI Lunchtime seminar: The future of energy taxation

15/5/2003

Leon Feinstein (Institute of Education)

Employment Group Seminar: Educational Inequality in Childhood

12/5/2003

John Monks (TUC)

PSI Lunchtime Seminar: The future of trade unions in the UK and Europe

9/5/2003

Dan Black (Syracuse University, New York)

CANCELLED: Employment Group Seminar: Some Thoughts on Profiling as a Means of Allocating Government Services

8/5/2003

Riccardo Peccei (Kings College, London)

Employment Group Seminar: Much Ado About Nothing: The Impact of Gender Similarity on Employee Satisfaction and Commitment at Work

1/5/2003

Alan Marsh (PSI)

Internal Employment Group Seminar: Does New Deal 25-plus fail its most disadvantaged clients and what might be done about it?

24/4/2003

Richard Dorsett (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: Refreshment samples, matching and attrition bias

17/4/2003

Alex Bryson (PSI)

Employment Group Internal Seminar: Profiling Benefit Claimants in Britain

3/4/2003

Helen Bewley (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: Engineering and food retailing compared: Family-friendly and flexible

27/3/2003

Ian Walker (University of Warwick)

Employment Group Seminar: Wage Growth and In-Work Welfare

20/3/2003

Maria Hudson (PSI)

Employment Group Seminar: Disabled people and labour market disadvantage - insights from a layered

1/12/2002

Adair Turner, Chairman of the Low Pay Commission

What can we reasonably expect from a national minimum wage?

14/3/2002

Can governments really tackle unemployment and poverty?

13/12/2001

Trade-offs in Managing Risk: are we getting it right?

11/10/2000

The Welfare State: The Way Forward

23/6/2000

The Employment Service: Past, Present and Future