Challenging the mental health crisis
Report
Hannah Webster Riley Thorold James Morrison Jamie Cooke Al Mathers
Read the findings and recommendations of our report on the mental health benefits of a universal basic income for young people.
Economic Security
Young People's Economic Security
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Latest research
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How a universal basic income can address the crisis in anxiety and depression (interim report)
Report
Hannah Webster Riley Thorold James Morrison
New research from the RSA, in partnership Northumbria University, explores the possible benefits of a universal basic income in the UK.
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Social security: The risks from automation and economic insecurity for England’s social renters
Report
Jake Jooshandeh Hannah Webster James Morrison
This research seeks to understand how social housing residents experience economic security and how technological changes to workplaces might impact their futures.
Young people's economic security
Check out our research and impact around the specific subject of youth economic security.
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Economic Security Observatory
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Global Innovations in Good Work
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Work and automation in the time of Covid-19
This report explores how Covid-19 and technological change are reshaping the labour market.
8 ideas for a new social contract for good work
We advocate eight ideas to form the basis of a new social contract for good work.
The four futures of work
This report details four very different ‘scenarios’ for the future of work in the UK. We argue that policy-makers should focus more on how automation will transform all work.
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