Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data

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Analysis of the Correlates of Self Reported Work Related Illness in the Labour Force Survey

Overview Work has long been acknowledged as an important social determinant of health with research being conducted as to how a range of workplace, personal and job characteristics influence occupational health. Recent research has demonstrated the importance of the economic environment in terms of understanding movements in rates of workplace injury, both in terms of…

Research Team: Emma Wadsworth (Solent University), Huw Lloyd-Williams (Bangor University), Melanie Jones (Cardiff University), Rhys Davies (Cardiff University)
An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in Wales

The National Equality Panel’s report An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK provided a milestone in our understanding of relationships between people’s characteristics and their financial position. Through detailed analysis of complex datasets, some newly available, it charted in depth how ‘inequalities in people’s economic outcomes – such as earnings, income and wealth – are related…

Research Team: Alison Parken (Cardiff University), Caroline Joll (Cardiff University), Catherine Robinson (University of Kent), Chris Taylor (Cardiff University), Gerald Makepeace (Cardiff University), Huw Lloyd-Williams (Bangor University), Mamata Parhi (Swansea University), Melanie Jones (Cardiff University), Rhys Davies (Cardiff University), Stephen Drinkwater (University of Roehampton London), Victoria Wass (Cardiff University)