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New Economics Briefing: Spring Budget Special

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New Economics Briefing: Spring Budget Special

Join NEF for a special New Economics Briefing to dissect the Spring Budget

Date: 4 March 2021, 19:00-20:00

Place: Via Zoom

How our benefits system was hollowed out over 10 years

Blog

How our benefits system was hollowed out over 10 years

If we’d stuck with the social security we had a decade ago, 1.5 million fewer people would be living in poverty

Sarah Arnold, Dominic Caddick, Lukasz Krebel

20 February 2021

Today’s Uber Ruling Is a Victory for Workers

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Today’s Uber Ruling Is a Victory for Workers

Emily Scurrah writes for Tribune

Emily Scurrah

19 February 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Vaccine Nationalism

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Vaccine Nationalism

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Common Wealth's Miriam Brett and Tahir Amin from the Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

15 February 2021

How can we build trust in a just transition?

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How can we build trust in a just transition?

Join NEF alongside Platform, Greenpeace and Unite to discuss how we can build trust in a just transition

Date: 24 February 2021, 18:00-19:30

Place: Via Zoom

Of course Cumbria’s proposed coal mine is popular locally. The government offers no green alternative

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Of course Cumbria’s proposed coal mine is popular locally. The government offers no green alternative

Rebekah Diski writes for OpenDemocracy

Rebekah Diski

12 February 2021

NEF Workers' Summit

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NEF Workers' Summit

Join NEF for a Workers' Summit bringing together trade unions, charities and community campaigns from across the UK

Date: 16 February 2021, 14:00-17:00

Place: Via Zoom

What a ‘Just Transition’ Would Really Look Like

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What a ‘Just Transition’ Would Really Look Like

Emily Scurrah writes for Tribune

Emily Scurrah

05 February 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Is outsourcing out of control?

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Is outsourcing out of control?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by New Statesman’s Britain editor, Anoosh Chakelian and David Hall, founder of the PSIRU at the University of Greenwich

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

05 February 2021

The future of farming is agroecological

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The future of farming is agroecological

The problem with our global food system – and how to fix it

Chris Williams

01 February 2021

Living income

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Living income

Ensure everyone has a enough income to live in dignity, whether in or out of work.

It's not enough to defend the five-day week - we must demand four

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It's not enough to defend the five-day week - we must demand four

Aidan Harper writes for Novara

Aidan Harper

01 February 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Exposing the truth about modern slavery

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Exposing the truth about modern slavery

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Emily Kenway, author of new book The Truth About Modern Slavery

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

29 January 2021

Five ways to make sure everyone can afford to isolate safely

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Five ways to make sure everyone can afford to isolate safely

The government’s failure to support people to isolate threatens our public health

Lydia Prieg

29 January 2021

NEF in the news, January 2021

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NEF in the news, January 2021

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

26 January 2021

A raw deal for UK fishers

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A raw deal for UK fishers

Politicians haven't delivered on Brexit promises, leaving fishers feeling betrayed and lied to

Chris Williams

25 January 2021

The economic benefits of a self-isolation payment system

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The economic benefits of a self-isolation payment system

Alfie Stirling on BBC Three Counties

Alfie Stirling

22 January 2021

UK national lockdown and the inauguration of the 46th US president

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UK national lockdown and the inauguration of the 46th US president

Miatta Fahnbulleh on talkRADIO

Miatta Fahnbulleh

22 January 2021

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