No 34: Shining a light: reporting on equalities and protected characteristics
by Sarah Vickerstaff As the first round of gender pay gap reporting hits the news, it is worth reflecting on the wider issues around equality […]
Month: June 2018
No 33: Trade unions and social protection – why the strength of collective organisation matters for social security
by Elke Heins The recent strikes in defence of university staff pensions have surprised many with the powerful collective action displayed by members of the […]
No 32: Authentic assessment: why real world skills matter in the social policy classroom
by Lee Gregory In his lecture “The university and Welfare Objectives”, Titmuss highlights two concerns for Social Policy within Higher Education: to provide training for […]