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Labour Markets:  text only  cep home page  about the cep  contact us  research   -labour markets: key research areas:   --rise and fall of      unemployment.   --wage inequality.   --social exclusion.   --workless      households.   --southern european      labour markets.   --state of working      britain.   --child labour.   --inequalities in      unemployment.   --staff on this      programme  publications  events & calendar  staff directory  support & services  news & highlights   The State of Working Britain Richard Dickens, Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth - the editors of The State of Working Britain which examines the impact of New Labour policies on the labour market since 1998 In 1999 the Centre for Economic Performance published the State of Working Britain, (Manchester University Press). Leading analysts assessed how the British labour market had evolved over the preceding twenty years and outlined the key labour market problems facing the recently elected Labour Government. The Centre has now produced a follow up to this volume, edited by Richard Dickens, Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth focusing on developments in the long recovery beginning in 1993. We concentrate on areas that did not receive full attention in our original book, namely trades unions, lone parents and ethnic minorities. We also examine at the latest evidence on the impact of the National Minimum Wage and the Working Families Tax Credit. Our intention is to produce a fuller assessment of labour market developments sometime in 2003. See the State of Working Britain website.

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