Fabian’s column: It’s time to get serious about tech sovereignty
Sasjkia Otto is a senior researcher at the Fabian Society. Her research covers technology, labour markets and ageing. Manchester – birthplace […]
Sasjkia Otto is a senior researcher at the Fabian Society. Her research covers technology, labour markets and ageing. Manchester – birthplace […]
Sasjkia Otto is a senior researcher at the Fabian Society. Her research covers technology, labour markets and ageing. Manchester – birthplace […]
The UK must urgently reform its tax, social security and skills systems to keep up with a rapidly changing labour market
With the next state pension age increase imminent, the government must act urgently to support those who struggle to make it to 67 and beyond. This entails getting four things right.
Tech needn’t be a gift to demagogues or an enabler of chaos. In fact, it could be the key to raising living standards and improving public services.
With work-related illness on the rise, the government must focus on making jobs healthier and more inclusive, writes the Fabian Society's Sasjkia Otto.