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Unhappiness in unemployment – is it the same for everyone?
Women whose attitudes towards gender are equal — suffer more from unemployment than their women with more traditional attitudes. This is one of the findings of research into how the loss of a job a...
Job opening: Organization assistant wanted
AUSSDA is recruiting: In addition to a data and communications specialist, we will soon be filling the position of an organization assistant.
Meet our interns: Klara
Rabia Butt and Klara Valentova are our Q-Step interns from the University of Manchester. Q-Step is a £19.5 million programme designed to promote a step-change in quantitative social science trainin...
Meet our interns: Rabia
Rabia Butt and Klara Valentova are our Q-Step interns from the University of Manchester. Q-Step is a £19.5 million programme designed to promote a step-change in quantitative social science trainin...
British Social Attitudes 35
Recently, NatCen published the 35th year of the British Social Attitudes Survey. Alongside this, they pulled out some key findings from different areas of the survey. We explore a few in this blog....
5 things that official inflation figures don’t tell you about the minimum cost of living
Professor Donald Hirsch has recently worked with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation on the Minimum Income Standard. That research used the English Housing Survey among other datasets. In this blog, he...