Stephen Commins
How do power relations affect job creation?
Former World Bank staffer Steve Commins argues for more political economy analysis about winners and losers in job creation
Topics and Authors
- Behavioural economics
- Bradley Cleveland
- Brendan Martin
- charities
- cooperatives
- Corporate governance
- Daphne Romney
- Democracy
- Development
- diversity
- Education
- Elizabeth Cotton
- employee ownership
- Employment rights
- Equality and diversity
- Ethics
- Francis
- Health care
- HR management
- informal economy
- internships
- James Archer
- Jobs action
- julie porter
- Keogh Review
- Kim Holt
- London
- Mental models
- Mid Staffs
- Mike Waghorne
- NGOs
- NHS
- Olivia Bryanne Zank
- Organisational development
- outsourcing
- Personal development
- post2015
- precarious work
- privatisation
- Public service
- Quality Public Transport
- race equality
- Railways
- resilience
- Robin Stafford
- Roger Kline
- Roy Lilley
- Social care
- Social enterprise
- Social norms
- staff engagement
- Stephen Commins
- sustainability
- Tamsin Fulton
- Team work
- The Duty of Care
- transport
- unions
- urban
- Veena Vasista
- WDR2013
- WDR2015
- Work and Life
- Workplace democracy
- World Bank
- youth employment
