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From Social Mobility Commission (SMC)
  • Detailed analysis of the educational background of business, political, media and public sector leaders in the UK.

  • Adult training is often only available to workers who are highly paid or skilled with those with the lowest qualifications losing out on training.

  • The public's attitude to social mobility in 2018.

  • This data ranks local authorities on the prospects of disadvantaged young people growing up in their areas.

  • This research looks at trends in low pay over several decades.

  • Report into young Muslims' perceptions and experiences of growing up and seeking work in Britain.

  • Research looking at government low-cost home ownership schemes and their effect on social mobility.

  • Assessment of government policies over the last 20 years to increase social mobility in Britain.

  • Research shows social pessimism among young people and geographical divide.

  • Research on first-time buyers' reliance on their parents to get onto the housing ladder.

  • Research into social mobility, the class pay gap and unemployment across different generations using new data from the Labour Force Survey.

  • Analysis of the widening gap between low-income pupils' progress at the end of primary school compared with the end of secondary school.

  • Research bringing together evidence on parenting behaviours and the extent to which public policy can support parents.

  • Research on how ethnicity, gender and background combine to affect social mobility.

  • Research looking at post-16 educational choices of children by social and geographical background, gender and ethnicity.

  • Research on the barriers for under-privileged young people wanting to work in life sciences or investment banking.

  • Brief documents outlining social mobility issues and recommendations in different sectors.

  • Research describing the childhood origins of social mobility and how these have changed over time.

  • Research highlighting recent trends and challenges for youth apprenticeships.

  • A survey of 1,000 main carers of 0- to 3-year-olds in England.