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Monthly Archives: February 2021
As you were: How the pandemic failed to change what we think key workers should earn
This is a guest post by the former co-editor of Inequalities Rob de Vries (in collaboration with me and Tina Haux), which was originally posted on the LSE Social Policy blog. At the height of the first UK lockdown, one … Continue reading
On being more like John Hills
John Hills – a titan of British social policy, and my old PhD supervisor – died just before Christmas. I wanted to write something about John, but it is hard to write in grief. I simply do not have the … Continue reading
