UK labour supply
Inquiry by the Economic Affairs Committee, 28 July 2022 to 8 February 2024. Its page on the Parliament website.
Reports and responses
- 2nd Report - Where have all the workers gone? (20 December 2022) (20 December 2022)
- Government Response from the Department of Works and Pensions to the UK labour supply inquiry (April 2023) (2 May 2023)
- Letter from the Rt Hon Mel Stride MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, to the Chair of the Economic Affairs Committee (26 May 2023) (15 June 2023)
Evidence sessions
- 6 September 2022: Mike Keoghan, Office for National Statistics; David Freeman, Office for National Statistics
- 11 October 2022: Jon Boys, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development; David Hale, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)
- 11 October 2022: Mike Clancy, Prospect Union; Kate Bell, Trades Union Congress (TUC)
- 13 October 2022: Hannah Slaughter, Resolution Foundation; Ian Stewart, Deloitte
- 13 October 2022: Kate Shoesmith, Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC); Lauren Thomas, Glassdoor
- 18 October 2022: Nadra Ahmed OBE, National Care Association; Tom Bradshaw, National Farmers Union (NFU)
- 18 October 2022: Mr David Sheen, UK Hospitality; Dr Kris Hamer, British Retail Consortium (BRC)
- 25 October 2022: Eliza Forsythe, University of Illinois; Tony Wilson, Institute for Employment Studies (IES); Werner Eichhorst, IZA
- 25 October 2022: Professor Jonathan Portes, King's College London; Madeleine Sumption, The Migration Observatory
- 1 November 2022: John Burn Murdoch, Financial Times; David Finch, The Health Foundation
- 8 November 2022: Kevin Hollinrake MP, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy; Mike Warren, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy; Guy Opperman MP, Department for Work & Pensions; Ronan O'Connor, Department for Work and Pensions
- 8 November 2022: Huw Pill, Bank of England
- 22 November 2022: Sir Paul Tucker, Systemic Risk Council; Errki Liikanen, Systemic Risk Council