On the Edge: Insecure work in the pandemic
Dydd Gwener, 18 Rhagfyr 2020
Work policy research
Citizens Advice helps thousands of people with employment issues each year. Millions more access our employment advice online. We therefore have a detailed understanding of how the labour market is changing and the consequences for other aspects of workers’ lives.
Tribunal trouble: How a backlogged tribunal system is stopping people enforcing their rights
Dydd Mercher, 21 Hydref 2020
‘Tribunal trouble’ sets out the scale of the challenge faced by the employment tribunal system in the pandemic and redundancy crisis - and what urgent action is needed to ensure affected workers have access to redress.
An unequal crisis
Dydd Iau, 6 Awst 2020
‘An unequal crisis’ explores which groups face greater risk of redundancy and why workers need better enforcement of their rights - as soon as possible.
The need for a Single Enforcement Body for Employment Rights
Dydd Mawrth, 27 Awst 2019
Last month the government announced that they would be establishing a single enforcement body for employment rights, this is an important step forward which they should implement in full.
Delivering income security in the modern economy
Dydd Mercher, 14 Mehefin 2017
Halving the Disability Employment Gap
Dydd Llun, 17 Ebrill 2017
Citizens Advice sets out how to halve the health and disability employment gap
Citizens Advice response to the ‘Work, health and disability: improving lives’ Green Paper
Dydd Llun, 17 Ebrill 2017
Citizens Advice response to the Government Green Paper on Work, Health and Disability
Sharp Practice at Work
Dydd Mercher, 1 Chwefror 2017
Sharp practice occurs when people are treated unfairly at work. It can include cases where existing legal protections are disregarded as well as cases where employment is potentially legal but not in the spirit of the law.
How can job security exist in the modern world of work?
Dydd Iau, 19 Ionawr 2017
Recommendations on balancing flexibility and security in a changing labour market
Just about managing
Dydd Mawrth, 22 Tachwedd 2016
The problems that can make the difference between ‘just managing’—and not
Secure and steady incomes
Dydd Iau, 11 Awst 2016
A collection of short reports highlighting the importance of income security
Working with a health condition or disability
Dydd Mawrth, 2 Awst 2016
Citizens Advice explores the health and disability employment gap
The importance of income security
Dydd Sul, 12 Mehefin 2016
Research based on polling that analysed insecurity in the labour market.
Going for broke
Dydd Mawrth, 15 Mawrth 2016
Self-employed people in debt find it difficult to deal with their debt and their options may be limited. We explore their experiences and the support available.
Shy of retiring - addressing under-saving among self-employed people
Dydd Iau, 28 Ionawr 2016
Self-employed people are not saving into pensions nor saving for retirement at all. Citizens Advice is calling for changes to encourage them to save.
Who's the boss? An exploration of the family lives of self employed people
Dydd Llun, 21 Rhagfyr 2015
Self-employment provides flexibility and control for many, but when these are lost, work/life balance can suffer and businesses can fail.
Going solo
Dydd Llun, 7 Rhagfyr 2015
This new report from Citizens Advice tracks the highs and lows of the self-employment journey
Out of hours: Balancing flexibility and security in non-traditional employment contracts
Dydd Llun, 26 Hydref 2015
Citizens Advice's new report explores the experiences of employees with non-traditional contracts, including the impacts their work has on their finances and home lives.
Who are the self employed?
Dydd Gwener, 9 Hydref 2015
And how different is the picture to a decade ago?
Neither one thing nor the other: how reducing bogus self-employment could benefit workers, business and the Exchequer
Dydd Mawrth, 18 Awst 2015
How reducing bogus self-employment could benefit workers, business and the Exchequer.