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Transforming working lives in the West of Scotland

Find out more about our current project, part of the Economic and Social Research Council's Transforming Working Lives programme. Our research team based at Strathclyde Business School is working with a range of partners including the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Acas, and The Fair Work Convention.

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Quality of work

How have working lives changed? How do people management practices impact the quality of working life.

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Employee voice

Employee voice is linked to greater trust at work and productivity. How do employees share their views and ideas, including in new remote working environments? What are the challenges?

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Community & participation

Communities play an important part in ensuring good quality working lives.

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Regional labour market challenges

Current labour market conditions and experiences impact working lives. We're exploring barriers and opportunities for accessing good work.

 

Blog

Resilient local labour markets?

26/08/2024 | Stuart McIntyre

Local labour markets across the UK have experienced a succession of well-documented shocks in recent years, including shocks common across the UK, like the CoViD-19 pandemic and the rise of homeworking, but also more localised shocks stemming from the closure of large local employers.

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