Enjoyed attending the Demos and Social Mobility Commission panel discussion on how data can improve social mobility. Thanks to the panellists from @edupolicyinst, Open Data Institute, and Co-op for thoughtful contributions.
The home ownership crisis is real throughout the UK - you're much less likely to buy a home if your parents didn't own their home, regardless of where you live. Striking finding from today's Social Mobility Commission report
.Social Mobility Commission - wow, blaming lack of success on “ingrained attitudes”. You’d only get away with that talking about the white working class.
Instead of snobbish, academic nonsense, let’s focus on what actually matters: cutting tax on lower incomes and incentivizing work.
Order a copy of Social Mobility Commission report on social mobility across the UK, in its 2023 annual report, State of the Nation: People and Places - publicinformationonline.com/shop/394037 #SocialMobility
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The Social Mobility Commission has released #StateoftheNation2023 .
The report confirms that geography influences social mobility prospects as much as education, skills and what your parents or guardians do for work.
Read more: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
In the latest episode of #insideyoured , The B&FC Principal - chair of the Social Mobility Commission and CEO at Blackpool and The Fylde College - said that the failure to provide enough funding for early years and FE could undermine social mobility.
Listen to the full episode here:
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Ground-breaking #socialmobility report from Social Mobility Commission will force a rethink on both political left & right on what is stopping people grasping opportunities & life chances to escape or avoid poverty
Parents' occupations should not dictate one’s career prospects - hard work and skill-sets should. Unfortunately, this is not the reality for thousands of students from lower socio-economic backgrounds in Britain.
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It was a privilege to help launch the Social Mobility Commission State of the Nation 2023 report in Parliament last week! The full report can be read here assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
A pleasure to host this morning's panel on how better data can drive social mobility, in partnership with Social Mobility Commission.
Great insights from the panel Resham Kotecha, Louis Hodge and Paul Gerrard (Co-op), chaired by Polly Curtis. Such a rich discussion - thanks for joining us!
Young people are likely to be worse off than their parents, says Social Mobility Commission; meanwhile, family ties mean older people support policies that prioritise their younger relatives, according to Nuffield Politics Research Centre and Resolution Foundation: this week's #faircomment at faircomment.co.uk/p/intergenerat…
Spot on, this.
We could be looking at an even lower number of working class people if people truthfully declared their social status!
Both the Jerwood Foundation and Social Mobility Commission toolkits good places to start to support understanding the true number.
Join us on the 15th of May for a free webinar on the importance of socioeconomic diversity in the workplace.
We'll be joined by Paula Kemp from Social Mobility Commission
Get your ticket here: bit.ly/49MxI2Q
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Yesterday, the Social Mobility Commission released their State of the Nation report, detailing the state of social mobility in the country.
The report breaks data down by region, showing how social mobility not only depends on who your parents are & your education but also where you grew up.