CASE@CASE_LSE

#LSEworks event will launch two new reports on inequality in the UK and London, 12th March  http://eepurl.com/bfXQGX  @LSEpublicevents

Sun, Mar 08 2015 11:58:04

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— CASE (@CASE_LSE)Sun, Mar 08 2015 11:58:04

Trust for London@trustforlondon

#LSEworks event tonight presents findings on patterns of #inequality during + after recession @bharatmehta18 chairing  http://bit.ly/1GILrYB 

Thu, Mar 12 2015 14:03:47

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— Trust for London (@trustforlondon)Thu, Mar 12 2015 14:03:47

Barton Creeth@bartoncreeth

After years of podcasts I'm at my first @LSEpublicevents in person. Tonight's lecture on changing structure inequality in UK. #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:09:42

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— Barton Creeth (@bartoncreeth)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:09:42

Katharine Pottinger@kate_pott

Back at LSE to hear Prof John Hills on changing patterns of economic inequality #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:29:53

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— Katharine Pottinger (@kate_pott)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:29:53

Joanne Thomas@Innovations_Jo

Huge turnout at LSE for the lecture on Changing Patterns of Inequality in the UK #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:36:50

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— Joanne Thomas (@Innovations_Jo)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:36:50

Conor Monk@ConorMonk

Ready for talk "Changing Patterns of Equality in the UK" at #LSEworks. Should be very interesting!

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:38:14

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— Conor Monk (@ConorMonk)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:38:14

Giulietta Driver@giuliettadriver

Something different this evening... Lecture on Economic Inequality at the LSE #LSEworks.

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:38:22

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— Giulietta Driver (@giuliettadriver)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:38:22

Rich Keyte@RichKeyte

@LSEpublicevents @CASE_LSE at LSE for launch of Changing Patterns of Inequality in UK w Prof John Hills #lseworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:41:45

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— Rich Keyte (@RichKeyte)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:41:45

Gareth Jones@garethj88

Young people in their 20's have lost out the most since 2007 across range of outcomes #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:42:25

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— Gareth Jones (@garethj88)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:42:25

OCSI @ocsi_uk

Check out the underlying data for the new report at  http://www.casedata.org.uk  #LSEWorks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:43:30

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— OCSI (@ocsi_uk)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:43:30

Rich Keyte@RichKeyte

After housing costs typical incomes for those in 20s in 2012/13 18% lower than 2007/08! Yikes! #lseworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:44:29

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— Rich Keyte (@RichKeyte)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:44:29

Gareth Jones@garethj88

All findings on earnings between 2007 and 2013 are "remorselessly bad " #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:45:48

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— Gareth Jones (@garethj88)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:45:48

Katharine Pottinger@kate_pott

John Hills 'hourly wages down between 2007 and 2013, weekly earnings down 8% overall (10% at the bottom)' #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:48:53

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— Katharine Pottinger (@kate_pott)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:48:53

Rich Keyte@RichKeyte

25%M/27%W <thirty and >third in thirties had degree (women qualification grew quicker btwn 07-13 & now better qualified) #lseworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:53:08

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— Rich Keyte (@RichKeyte)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:53:08

Lisa Stidle@LisaStidle

Prof John Hills explains how #inquality and incomes have changed since the crisis #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:50:13

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— Lisa Stidle (@LisaStidle)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:50:13

OCSI @ocsi_uk

Low paid men and women lose most in hourly pay post-recession compared to higher earners. #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:54:07

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— OCSI (@ocsi_uk)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:54:07

OCSI @ocsi_uk

Chinese & Indian populations most likely to have higher education degree in London. White & Bangladeshi populations least likely #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:58:13

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https://twitter.com/ocsi_uk/status/576094863424417792

— OCSI (@ocsi_uk)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:58:13

Giulietta Driver@giuliettadriver

Unemployment rose twice as fast for male social tenants between 2007-2013 than those in owned/PRS. #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:58:38

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— Giulietta Driver (@giuliettadriver)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:58:38

Gareth Jones@garethj88

Low income men saw much bigger income decline than low income women 2007 - 2013 #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:53:47

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— Gareth Jones (@garethj88)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:53:47

Rich Keyte@RichKeyte

Depressing picture for those in social housing: low employmt & quals (gaps grown) & incomes fell fastest 13% in realterms 07-13 #lseworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:59:33

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— Rich Keyte (@RichKeyte)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:59:33

Katharine Pottinger@kate_pott

'Widening differences be housing tenure. Private renters lost lost income 2007-2013, followed by social tenants'. #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:59:50

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— Katharine Pottinger (@kate_pott)Thu, Mar 12 2015 18:59:50

Rich Keyte@RichKeyte

Those in thirties the BEST qualified generation ever! BUT those in twenties better qualified now than those in thirties were #lseworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 19:02:04

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— Rich Keyte (@RichKeyte)Thu, Mar 12 2015 19:02:04

Dan Holden@DanSHolden

White adults retain labour market benefits but slipping down the scale in qualifications says John Hill @CASE_LSE lecture #LSEworks

Thu, Mar 12 2015 19:03:10

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— Dan Holden (@DanSHolden)Thu, Mar 12 2015 19:03:10