Work Foundation

Views Updated: Dec 15, 2025

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/wərk faʊnˈdeɪʃən/

The study published by the work foundation says that Britain could lose out if it fails to attract sufficient numbers of highly-skilled " knowledge workers " in sectors such as finance, engineering, scientific research, it, education and healthcare.
The findings, by the work foundation, emphasise the challenge faced in raising the skill levels of workers to meet the changing needs of the labour market.
Skill shortages in areas such as science and engineering and an ageing population means that Britain increasingly will be competing to attract labour from around the globe, says Katerina R ü diger, researcher at the Work Foundation(WF) and author of the report.
A separate report by the Work Foundation(WF) questioned the argument that chief executives were vulnerable to greater risks in their careers and therefore deserved higher rewards.
A report from the Work Foundation(WF) published last week argues that looking for meaning at work would have seemed outlandish even a generation ago.

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