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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this year’s final episode, Polly Mackenzie chats to leading thinker and author, Julia Hobsbawm OBE, about the big shift in our working lives that many of us have experienced since the outbreak of the pandemic. Julia is Chair of Demos’ new Workshift Commission, which is looking at the future of work after the pandemic.
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Polly Mackenzie is joined by Chief Executive of the British Academy and Renew Normal Commissioner, Hetan Shah.
They discuss the impact of the pandemic on universities, and whether the Covid-19 crisis provides an opportunity to alter the way the economy works.
Polly Mackenzie talks with the chief executive of the New Economics Foundation, Miatta Fahnbulleh. They discuss the economic harm the lockdown is causing and how the pandemic can be an opportunity to restructure our economy for the better.
Polly Mackenzie chats with Chair of the Resolution Foundation and the Living Wage Commission, Gavin Kelly. They discuss the future of our public services, the nature of potential tax rises to come, and the impact that the pandemic has had on different people's working lives.
Polly Mackenzie chats to Andrew Wear, Australian civil servant and author of 'Solved!', about whether change is really possible as we build back from Covid-19, and how it can be achieved.
Polly Mackenzie chats with the Chief Executive of the Nursing and Midwifery Council and former Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care on the Care Quality Commission, Andrea Sutcliffe CBE. They discuss how the pandemic has affected those in the care industry, and how we can improve how carers are trea…
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