This framework is intended to be used by everyone in the UK involved in supporting adults to improve their essential digital skills.

The UK current performs strongly on job creation, with each record low unemployment statistic celebrated in the national media. But why do we not have any similar measures for understanding quality of work and how we can make work better? This report considers the practical challenges of implementing national job quality measurement in the UK.

The report sets out how government can ensure that new technology is introduced with the consent of workers; investigate how to boost productivity by investing in new technology that can improve the quality of life; Ensure that the gains from that productivity are shared with workers; provide skills training for those at risk of losing...

Digital technology could deliver enormous socio-economic benefits across Britain. At the moment, the development and adoption of these and future technologies have been almost entirely market-led, with little to no strategic policy response from governments around the world.

This final report from the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice argues that the economy is not working for millions of people and needs fundamental reform. Average earnings have stagnated for more than a decade; young people are set to be poorer than their parents and the nations and regions of the UK are diverging further.