Sam Avanzo Windett (@samanthawindett) 's Twitter Profile
Sam Avanzo Windett

@samanthawindett

Deputy Director @LearnWorkUK on maternity leave. Interests: skills, training and employment support. Also rock music, cheese, politics and puns.

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Stephen Evans (@stephen_evansuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Including calls to pause qualification defunding, extend UKSPF projects by one year, and replace previous govt disability benefit reform consultations with a full employment plan in 2025. Plus trailblazers for green energy & construction skills, & better work & health support.

Learning and Work Institute (@learnworkuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✍️ Stephen Evans responds to Liz Kendall DWP’s new Back to Work plan. “Increasing employment can boost both growth and opportunity, and Learning and Work Institute has been calling for the UK to aim for an 80% employment rate since 2022.” learningandwork.org.uk/news-and-polic…

Sam Avanzo Windett (@samanthawindett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

End of an era, EDSK wrapping things up post General Election. Always a great source of debate, insight and challenge on ed & skills policy. Hopefully to be continued elsewhere soon! 📚

Sam Avanzo Windett (@samanthawindett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“We will give local places the responsibility and resources to design a joined-up work, health and skills offer... Department for Work and Pensions will support local areas to make a success of this new approach. And we will devolve new powers over employment support...” gov.uk/government/new…

Demos (@demos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just today we launched a new paper on how Youth Employment Hubs should be at the heart of the government's approach to supporting young people back into work. demos.co.uk/research/launc…

Naomi Clayton (@naomiclaytonuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's good to see Liz Kendall setting a bold ambition for growing the employment rate, by empowering local leaders to better join-up work, health and skills We estimate that achieving an 80% employment rate would boost the economy by £23bn & public finances by £8bn p.a.

Naomi Clayton (@naomiclaytonuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great piece by David Smith citing Learning and Work Institute: "...the think tank that first proposed an 80% employment target, notes that some countries are already above this level, including Iceland, the Netherlands and Switzerland, while Japan and New Zealand are closing in on it."

Learning and Work Institute (@learnworkuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you camilla cavendish Financial Times for citing our analysis on economic inactivity. ✍️ 1 in 5 economically inactive people, including 600k disabled people, want to work. But only 1-in-10 out-of-work older and disabled people get help to find work each year. ft.com/content/52bb23…

Gavin Kelly (@gavinjkelly1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want an incredible job shaping the future of UK economic & social policy and leading a wonderfully talented team? Seriously, there's not a better job out there. Come and lead Resolution Foundation. jobs.economist.com/job/34939/chie…

Sam Avanzo Windett (@samanthawindett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great to read young people’s positive views on Department for Work and Pensions Youth Hubs, following Youth Employment Group’s work establishing and supporting them. Important recs on funding, data and good practice, arguing Hubs should be a central part of Labour’s plans. More on evaluation needed too

Learning and Work Institute (@learnworkuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The challenge is large, but so is the prize.” ✍️ L&W chief executive Stephen Evans responds to the latest #labourmarket stats from Office for National Statistics (ONS). Discover more and subscribe to receive our full briefing later today. ⤵️ learningandwork.org.uk/news-and-polic…

Learning and Work Institute (@learnworkuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 ~12m people in England work in occupations projected to decline by 2035, such as administrative, secretarial and sales roles. Pleased to support this report from National Foundation for Educational Research-led #Skills2035 programme where we are a co-investigator. Find out more. ⬇️ Nuffield Foundation

Stephen Evans (@stephen_evansuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reminder: this was the previous Govt ESF replacement. It was smaller than ESF, delayed, is now underspent, and ends with a cliff edge in March 25 meaning projects will start scaling down now. Hope new Govt sets out a long term investment plan…

Resolution Foundation (@resfoundation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Exciting news🚨 Today the Resolution Foundation has announced that Ruth Curtice has been appointed as its new Chief Executive, starting January 20th 2025. Read more➡️buff.ly/3YU8pZi

🚨Exciting news🚨 

Today the Resolution Foundation has announced that Ruth Curtice has been appointed as its new Chief Executive, starting January 20th 2025. 

Read more➡️buff.ly/3YU8pZi
Inside Your Ed (@inside_your_ed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨NEW PODCAST🚨 What exactly will the 'Youth Guarantee' guarantee for young people? In this episode, Barry Fletcher and Naomi Clayton unpack the Government's new plan for supporting 18 to 21-year-olds into training or employment. Listen here: insideyoured.com

🚨NEW PODCAST🚨

What exactly will the 'Youth Guarantee' guarantee for young people?

In this episode, <a href="/Barry_YFF/">Barry Fletcher</a> and <a href="/NaomiClaytonUK/">Naomi Clayton</a> unpack the Government's new plan for supporting 18 to 21-year-olds into training or employment.

Listen here: insideyoured.com
National Foundation for Educational Research (@thenfer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomorrow, we will publishing our seventh working paper from the 'Skills Imperative 2035' research programme, funded by @nuffieldfound. This will compare the socio-emotional skills of young people in England with countries that gathered this data in #PISA2022. #Skills2035

Tomorrow, we will publishing our seventh working paper from the 'Skills Imperative 2035' research programme, funded by @nuffieldfound.

This will compare the socio-emotional skills of young people in England with countries that gathered this data in #PISA2022.

#Skills2035
Learning and Work Institute (@learnworkuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“With nearly a million young people not currently earning or learning, further investment in the Government’s Youth Hubs network is welcome.” 💬 L&W Deputy Director Sam Avanzo Windett responds to DWP’s announcement on Youth Hubs. learningandwork.org.uk/news-and-polic…