The Rebuilding Britain Index

The Rebuilding Britain Index (wave 10)

As we publish our tenth and final report, having gathered data across nine waves of research, we explore key learnings that, when implemented, are shown to contribute to positive outcomes at a local level. Across this report, we share these learnings in more detail and provide examples, through our own work, of how they can result in tangible and meaningful impact across the UK.

U.S. gig economy study: Part 2

Research findings dispel myth that gig work is a stopgap measure or too unstable to be viable long-term. This report focuses on the breadth of industries and pay levels the gig economy comprises, starting with coming to a clear definition of what constitutes a gig worker.

The Rebuilding Britain Index (wave 6)

The findings in wave 6 of the RBI reveal that the current cost of living crisis presents a real danger of widening the existing inequalities found between and within different parts of the UK. Some of the findings that detail how difficult some households are finding it to cope in the current financial climate make for challenging reading. We must, however, use them to reaffirm how action is urgently needed, at a fundamental and structural level, to ensure we address the root causes of these inequalities and build better equity between our communities and resilience within them.