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CEP discussion paper
Accidents will happen: (de)regulation of health and safety legislation, workplace accidents and self employment

In 2015, the UK government exempted "low-risk" self-employed workers from legislation on workplace safety. This reversed a move two decades earlier that incorporated the self-employed more fully into the same regulatory ...Read more...

Donna Brown and Jonathan Wadsworth

22 June 2022

CEP discussion paper
If You're Happy and You Know It...Job Satisfaction in the Low Wage Service Sector

The issue of worker satisfaction is important both for the sake of individuals themselves and also for employers for whom happy staff should be productive staff. Highly satisfied staff have been shown to have lower prope...Read more...

Donna Brown and Steven McIntosh

September 1998

CentrePiece article
What do I get?

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Donna Brown

February 1998

CentrePiece article
Free to choose

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Donna Brown, Peter Ingram and Jonathan Wadsworth

February 1997

CEP discussion paper
Free to Choose? Dimensions of Private Sector Wage Contract Re-Negotiation since 1979

The deregulation of the system of pay determination in Britain in 1979 was intended to give employers the freedom to determine wage increases without the restriction of pay norms or statutory limits. Yet thirteen years l...Read more...

Donna Brown, Peter Ingram and Jonathan Wadsworth

February 1997

CEP discussion paper
The Price is Right: Inflation and Nominal Wage Adjustment in Britain

How much changed regarding the wage employment relationship in Britain between 1979 and 1994, as the government tried to encourage greater wage and employment flexibility? This paper uses settlement group wage contact da...Read more...

Donna Brown, Peter Ingram and Jonathan Wadsworth

February 1997

CEP discussion paper
Everyone's A Winner?: Persistence in British Private Sector Wage Settlements

One important feature of labour market policy over the past 15 years has been an emphasis on promoting greater flexibility and responsiveness in wages to the fortunes of individual firms. This study analyses the patterns...Read more...

Donna Brown, Peter Ingram and Jonathan Wadsworth

July 1996