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Labour Economist

As a Labor Economist, you will play a pivotal role in shaping policies that influence the workforce and economy, both in the UK and globally. By analyzing labor market trends and economic data, your insights can drive meaningful change, improve job conditions, and enhance overall economic performance.

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UK Market Contacts

    Local Government Association
    Works closely with local authorities to improve economic outcomes, including labour market issues.
    Greater London Authority
    Focuses on economic development in London, employing economists to analyse local labour market trends.
    Scottish Government
    Employs economists to inform policy decisions affecting Scotland's labour market.
    Welsh Government
    Engages economists to support economic policy development in Wales, including labour market analysis.
    Northern Ireland Executive
    Employs economists to analyse and inform labour market policies in Northern Ireland.

Top UK Graduate Employers

    Office for National Statistics
    A key government agency providing essential data and insights on the UK economy and labour market.
    Institute for Fiscal Studies
    An independent research institute known for its rigorous analysis of economic and social issues, including labour economics.
    The Resolution Foundation
    A think tank focused on improving the living standards of those on low to middle incomes, with a strong emphasis on labour market research.
    Deloitte
    A leading professional services firm that offers economic consulting services, including labour market analysis.
    PwC
    A global leader in professional services, PwC provides economic advisory services that include labour market analysis.