Regional Economic Recovery Workshop
Data, Research Access and Governance Network (UWE) Conference
May 2022
National Picture (Malindi Myers, Bank of England)
Regional Perspective (Richard Prothero, Office for National Statistics)
What can microdata tell us about the West of England (Damian Whittard, UWE Bristol)?
West of England’s current policy focus (George Margesson, Chief Economist, WECA)
Work, Pensions and Labour Economics Study Group (WPEG) Conference (2022)
Tuesday 19th July
Sheffield University
New datasets and findings from the WED project – WPEG 2022 (Alex Bryson, Van Phan and Lucy Stokes)
To Cut or Not To Cut? Theory & Evidence on the Frequency of Nominal Pay Cuts
SES Conference
April 2022
How Do Your Wages Grow? ASHE Panel Analyses, 2004-2018
Low Pay Commission Research Workshop
28 April 2022
Scottish Economic Society Annual Conference
University of Glasgow
25 April 2022
Revisiting Ethnic Wage Differences in England and Wales: Payroll-Census data compared with the Annual Population Survey
18th October 2021
Presentation at 24th Colloquium on Personnel Economics
Aarhus University, Herning, Denmark
17th March 2022
Low Pay, Ethnicity and Disability in England and Wales: Evidence from Payroll-Census data in 2011
30th October 2021
The Distribution of Ethnic Pay Gaps Among Men in England and Wales: The Role of the Firm
2nd September 2021
Presentation to the Low Pay Commission
For more information, please contact: Carl Singleton (University of Reading) or Van Phan (University of the West of England)
Work, Pensions and Labour Economics Study Group (WPEG) Conference
12th- 13th July 2021
Talk 1: The Wage and Employment Dynamics Project – Why Bother?
Talk 2: Can we use/trust the ASHE data as a longitudinal data source
Talk 3: Quality-assuring ASHE
Talk 4: ASHE/CENSUS wage regressions
Discussion Chair: Karl Taylor (University of Sheffield)
Low Pay Commission (LPC) 8th Annual Symposium
3 September 2020
WED Presentation & Discussion led by Alex Bryson (UCL), Van Phan (UWE) & Lucy Stokes (NIESR)
5th Data for Policy Conference 2020
15-17 September 2020
Felix Ritchie (UWE), Rachel Mullis (ONS) and James Tierney (ONS): Introducing to the WED Project
Arusha McKenzie (UWE) and Damian Whittard (UWE): Exploiting different ways of looking at data
Special session: Wage and Employment Dynamics Project