Digging deeper into deliberation data
With increasing attention on citizens’ assemblies and juries, policymakers and researchers can gain insights by looking below the surface
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How effectively do Acas resolve collective employment disputes?
This report presents the results of an evaluation of the Acas collective conciliation service.
Prepared to negotiate
What do the recent experiences of collective conciliation at Acas reveal about the state of industrial relations in the UK?
Nguyen Duc Loc
President of the Social Life Research Institute and a lecturer at Ho Chi Minh City Open University.
Emerlynne Gil
Emerlynne is an Independent researcher and human rights law and policy analyst.
New podcast series exploring the collapse of class voting in Britain
This five-part series, hosted by Senior Politics Editor, Laura Hood, delves into the shifting relationship between class and politics in the UK.
3rd Survey Practice Forum – Changing Data Collection Modes
The focus of the day was on changing practice in the use of survey data collection modes.
Is it ok to use differential incentives to encourage survey participation in under-represented groups?
More needs to be done to improve the inclusion of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in society
How can we make surveys more inclusive?
What we've learned from doing a large-scale study of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)