We are delighted to virtually welcome Dr. Alvaro Martinez-Perez from the University of Sheffield to present ‘Determinants of Labour Shortages in the Health and Care Sector: A Comparative Analysis Across Health Workforce Regimes’ as part of our Seminar Series on 13th October 2026.
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We are running fringe events at party conferences in September. Are you attending? Please join us!
Read more about Our fringe events at party conferences 2026Research showcase event: Agendas, challenges, and opportunities for the adult social care workforce
On 3rd September 2026 we held a research showcase on adult social care workforce in the UK. A recording of the presentations is now available on this page.
Read more about Research showcase event: Agendas, challenges, and opportunities for the adult social care workforceKirsty Liddiard, Katherine Runswick-Cole and Dan Goodley use their research findings to critically appraise the employment support proposals for parents of seriously ill children
Read more about Supporting parents of seriously ill children in paid employment: A response to the Department for Business and Trade ConsultationProfessor Clare Gardiner reflects on the needs of unpaid carers providing end of life care who are in employment, what support is available to them in the UK, what we can learn from international examples and opportunities for change available to us as part of the Department for Business and Trade Consultation into employment support for unpaid carers.
Read more about Supporting end of life carers in paid employmentWe welcomed Dr Tom Ryan from the NIHR School of Social Care Research to present ‘No one wants to talk about it: Exploring transitions in family care for people with learning disabilities’ as part of our Seminar Series. A recording of the presentation is available to watch on this page.
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