The minimum wage and career progress
If the minimum wage goes up, do people’s chances of moving to a better-paid job go down?
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Youth clubs could be valuable investments
What are the effects of youth club closures in the UK?
Families are changing and need support
Greater family-oriented thinking is needed in policy
Young people taking longer to leave home and find work and a partner
Major life events delayed for recent generations
The ‘class ceiling’
Why do people from working class backgrounds earn less than people with the same qualifications from advantaged backgrounds?
How social class influences family breakdown
Intergenerational relationship patterns are shaped by socio-economic status
Health inequalities and the class system
What can we learn by analysing different theories of social class?
Why do people believe in meritocracy?
…and why is it more likely in more unequal areas?
Does owning a home make you more conservative?
Property owners more right-wing? New research suggests otherwise
Levelling up: a cocktail that will be hard to make
…even if places manage to get hold of the right ingredients
Lower wellbeing in poorer areas during Covid
The role of neighbourhood deprivation in the pandemic's effect on mental health
Poverty was bad for health before Covid-19
The unequal impact of Covid-19 should not have come as a surprise, according to a report from The Health Foundation
Status, not class, linked to support for right-wing populism
The rise of the radical right, and what's behind it