The New Review No 72

Nov/Dec 2001

• The enforcers: making the minimum wage stick
• Supermarket labour market: pay in the retail sector
• The Universal Bank: will it tackle social exclusion?
• Routes to Resolution: the Goverment's consultation paper
• Where next for Tax Credits: the LPU's view of the Government's new model

The New Review No 71

Sept/Oct 2001

• Inequality continues to rise: analysis of HBAI survey
• A credit to its members: credit unions and financial exclusion
• Out of school, out of pocket: child labour back in the news
• Low pay in London's East End: recent report by Telco
• Learning while you're earning: low paid workers and workbased training
• Call centres shaping up: pay and conditions
• Newsbrief and Minimum Wage poster

The New Review No 70

July/August 2001

• Extending tax credits
• Poor young things: NMW youth rate update
• Life beyond the riots: examination of ethnic minority employment
• Youth, jobs and the minimum wage: study of young people in hospitality and retail sectors
• Getting organised: the benefits of unionisation for the lowest paid
• Banking on tax credits: their role in improving financial inclusion
• Newsbrief and Tax and NI 2001 poster

The New Review No 69

May/June 2001

• Who's afraid of the minimum wage: review of parties' NMW policies
• A balancing act between flexibility and job security: EU directive on fixed term working
• Ironing out inequality: are taxes and benefits redistributing wealth
• Life on a low income: analysis of new government report
• Just pay: the Equal Pay Task Force report
• Bridge the gap: LPU's recommendations on achieving equal pay
• Newsbrief and Tax and NI 2001 poster

The New Review No 68

March/April 2001

• Budget smiles on families: Analysis of Budget 2000
• Getting credit for savings: the new pension credit
• A new way of working: an employment agency making a difference
• The price of good health: can you afford to be healthy on the minimum wage?
• Who's your family friend?: Hartley Dean of the University of Luton examines the impact of family friendly policies on low-paid workers
• Analysis of the New Earnings Survey 2000 and Social Trends 2001
• Newsbrief and Tax and NI 2001 poster

The New Review No 67

Jan/Feb 2001

• Tops up: TNR examines proposals to extend credits
• The NMW and the hospitality and clothing industries: an examination by researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University
• Housing for keyworkers
• StayWarm: new ways for low-income households to afford heating
• Job quality: Mary Gregory from Oxford University outlines what's needed
• Newsbrief and Parental Rights Tax poster

The New Review No 66

November/December 2000

• One small step for woman (and man) kind: analysis of the New Earnings Survey 2000
• Pocket money pay for childminders
• LPU's submission to the Low Pay Commission
• Pension Credit briefing
• Tax and benefits: Abigail McKnight of CASE asks how the system could make a difference to lifetime poverty
• Newsbrief and In-work benefits 2001 poster

The New Review No 65

September/October 2000

• Households on the edge: analysis of the Households Below Average Income survey
• Education - a route out of poverty: results of a new ADT Fourth World report
• School's out - kids' clubs open: why the push for more out-of-school clubs must go on
• Low pay around Britain: is it helping to create jobs?
• Sidelined: young adults' access to services
• Newsbrief and Your right to representation poster

The New Review No 64

July/August 2000

• In defence of a higher rate: US research supports the case for a rise in minimum wage
• Child poverty in the rich world: analysis of new UNICEF report
• A billion dollars? It's just a bonus: the case for a global maximum wage
• Home alone, and no minimum wage: report on the National Homeworking survey
• Mind the gap: disability, opportunity and employment - new report from RADAR
• Newsbrief and Farmworkers' pay 2000 - poster

The New Review No 63

May/June 2000

• Own Transport Preferred: transport and social exclusion in the north-east
• Flat broke: can you afford a home in London
• No problem: the leisure industry and the minimum wage
• A century of social change: analysis of the latest Social Trends
• New Labour's enabling state: the government's vision for Britain
• Working for Wales: Objective 1 funding from the EU
• Newsbrief and New rights for part-time workers poster

The New Review No 62

Mar/Apr 2000

• Work in progress: the 2000 budget
• Age rage: the cost of being young
• Uprating the minimum wage - how it's done in Europe
• Helping lone parents to work
• Of mutual benefit: a call for a statement of rights for refugees
• Newsbrief and Tax and NI/In-work benefits 2000 posters

The New Review No 61

Jan/Feb 2000

• Building a better Britain: pre-budget submission
• Time off for good behaviour: paid holidays
• How was it for you? Monitoring the minimum wage
• Work for those who can: is the New Deal delivering?
• Europe for people not banks: Solidar's vision for the EU
• Rhetoric and reality: employers' reaction to the minimum wage
• In-work benefits poster

The New Review No 60

Nov/Dec 1999

• It's good news - NES analysis
• The baby tax credit
• Mind the gap: pay differentials
• Valuing women
• The wealth of the nation
• Parental leave poster

The New Review No 59

Sept/Oct 1999

• Why £3.60? Setting the minimum wage
• The government's first poverty audit
• Faith, hope and charities: the voluntary sector
• Monitoring the NMW
• Changes to your contract poster

The New Review No 58

July/Aug 1999

• OECD and UN reports on the relationship between labour market regulation and job creation
• Top salaries: government paper
• Ending child poverty
• Pay on the farm poster
• Family credit analysis

The New Review No 57

May/June 1999

• London's burning issue: pay, poverty and inequality
• Flexible working in Europe
• The minimum wage in the South west
• Free school meals campaign
• Income and wealth in Cambridge
• Tax and NI 1999 poster

The New Review No 56

Mar/Apr 1999

• Budget analysis
• Family Expenditure Survey Review
• Welcome the new minimum wage
• New poverty indicators
• Ten worst and ten best paid jobs in Britain
• Minimum Wage poster

The New Review No 55

Jan/Feb 1999

• Minimum wage in the North East
• Pensions
• Decency threshold figures
• Food poverty
• FBU report: what the minimum wage will buy
• Making work pay
• In-work benefits 1999 poster