Identifying sustainable pathways out of in-work poverty: Main report on the ‘Working Life in York’ survey : ESRC Knowledge Exchange Scheme ES/L002086/1
Identifying sustainable pathways out of in-work poverty: Main report on the ‘Working Life in York’ survey : ESRC Knowledge Exchange Scheme ES/L002086/1
The “Identifying sustainable pathways out of in-work poverty” knowledge exchange project, centred on the design and analysis of a structured quantitative poverty survey of employees working at the three project partners (Joseph Rowntree Foundation/Housing Trust (JRF/JRHT), City of York Council (CYC) and York St John University (YSJU)) and earning (at or below) £10 per hour. The research findings from this structured quantitative poverty survey are detailed in this report. In addition the project also included a follow-up qualitative survey and an analysis of the Living Wage implementation at the three partner organisations.
Swaffield, Joanna Kate
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Tunstall, Rebecca Katharine
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1 December 2016
Swaffield, Joanna Kate
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Snell, Carolyn Jane
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Bradshaw, Jonathan Richard
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Tunstall, Rebecca Katharine
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Swaffield, Joanna Kate, Snell, Carolyn Jane, Bradshaw, Jonathan Richard and Tunstall, Rebecca Katharine
(2016)
Identifying sustainable pathways out of in-work poverty: Main report on the ‘Working Life in York’ survey : ESRC Knowledge Exchange Scheme ES/L002086/1
University of York
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The “Identifying sustainable pathways out of in-work poverty” knowledge exchange project, centred on the design and analysis of a structured quantitative poverty survey of employees working at the three project partners (Joseph Rowntree Foundation/Housing Trust (JRF/JRHT), City of York Council (CYC) and York St John University (YSJU)) and earning (at or below) £10 per hour. The research findings from this structured quantitative poverty survey are detailed in this report. In addition the project also included a follow-up qualitative survey and an analysis of the Living Wage implementation at the three partner organisations.
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Published date: 1 December 2016
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Funded under the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Knowledge Exchange programme with project partners Joseph Rowntree Foundation/Housing Trust (JRF/JRHT), City of York Council (CYC) and York St John University (YSJU)
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Carolyn Jane Snell
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Jonathan Richard Bradshaw
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Rebecca Katharine Tunstall
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