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New Economics Foundation welcomes new executive pay plans as “vital first step”

New government pay plans are an important first step towards tackling inequality

New research: More than half of self-employed not earning a decent living

While unemployment has dropped, new research shows that the state of the labour market is far from improving

Revealed: the £2.75bn childcare bill facing parents this summer

Parent-led childcare would give parents real control over their working and family lives

NEF announcement: CEO Marc Stears is moving on

A message from the Chair of our Board of Trustees, Tess Gill.

Britain’s real top earner is property, new research shows

Millions still struggle to make ends meet in poor quality, high cost housing

Inflation bites Brexit Britain: squeeze on households continues

“Brexit offers nothing but false solutions”

New Economics Foundation response to Article 50

Brexit can’t cure Britain’s crisis of control, new poll suggests

Those with least control over their lives are least hopeful Brexit will make a difference

Inflation blow to Brexit Britain: living costs continue to outstrip wages

Today’s inflation rise mounts further pressure on Britain’s households

UK to blame for poor quota deal for its fishers

The UK government is failing to use its powers to manage its fisheries in the interest of the public or struggling fishers - and Brexit won't change that.

£115m of Budget cash for social care will go to investors in five biggest firms

The private investors profiting from public funds

"Now is not the time just to wait and see" - Budget response

Reaction to the Chancellor's 2017 spring Budget

Selling public land is making the housing crisis worse – new research

Revealed: the £328m cost if migrants downed tools for the day

The UK economy would grind to a halt without the contribution of migrant workers

£23bn - the hidden annual bonus for Britain’s banks

Banks creaming billions a year from UK taxpayer in 'money for nothing' subsidy

"There can be no 48% strategy for Brexit"

Newly published polling shows surprisingly few differences between Remain and Leave voters on key issues

Timid and underwhelming: New Economics Foundation’s response to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement

A narrow set of measures that fail Britain’s left behind

160,000 new jobs for Britain’s coasts

Ambitious action plan to give local communities, employees and businesses control over their futures