IER News & blogs
Congratulations to our graduating PhD students
Graduation provides a welcome opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the successes of our students. This past academic year, two IER PhD students successfully completed their PhD studies, Dr Andreana Glendinning and Dr Danya Nusseir. We also had the opportunity to belatedly celebrate the graduation of Dr Xiaotong Zhang.
Unemployment protection in changing labour markets
The International Labour Organization's Future of Work initiative and the United Nation's Sustainability Goals call for inclusiveness by providing more reliable and adequate social protection. This , authored by Sonja Bekker , 滨贰搁鈥檚 Trine Pernille Larsen and Janine Leschke, focuses on unemployment insurance benefits (UIB), drawing on examples primarily from European Union countries, arguing that the future of work is closely tied to proactive and inclusive support or the unemployed, geared to supporting labour market transitions.
Congratulations to Dr Danya Nusseir on her ESRC IAA Postdoctoral Impact Fellowship
Following the completion of her PhD at the IER, Danya Nusseir will develop a policy and practice document and a digital skills training toolkit for refugee women to aid their employment integration as part of her ESRC IAA Postdoctoral Impact Fellowship, mentored by 滨贰搁鈥檚 Gaby Atfield. Many congratulations to Danya on the award. For more information on her PhD and the award please visit the 天美传媒 website.
What does a healthy job look like?
滨贰搁鈥檚 Professor Chris Warhurst presented new research at the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) annual conference in Montreal on 9 July 2025. Drawing on findings from projects funded by Deloitte and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), his paper explored the deceptively simple question: what would a healthy job look like?
Physical space matters
In their new article 鈥溾, Dr Katharina Sarter and argue that the relationship between a service and requirements relating to physical space is vital for understanding service delivery.