LMI for All Webinar Series: Predicting Future Skill Needs
Bookings are now open for the next webinar on Predicting Future Skill Needs. Tickets for the event on 7 May, 10-11.30 am are available via Eventbrite.
The webinar will commence with a presentation on quantitative skills forecasting from Ben KriechelLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window from the Economics & DataLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window. Ben is one of the leading skills forecasters in Europe. He will demonstrate the value of skills forecasting and how it can be used to deal with labour market uncertainties and disruptions.
This will be followed by a presentation from Effie AmanatidouLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window, Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Alliance Manchester Business School, who will draw on her extensive experience of conducting foresight studies to reveal how this type of approach can inform the identification of future skills demand and needs.
Each presentation will be around 20 minutes long with time for questions after each session and a Q&A session at the end. IER’s Terence Hogarth will introduce the participants to the topic and chair the webinar.
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Simon Clarke Memorial Conference
University of Warwick, Saturday 18th May 2024
The Social Theory Centre and Department of Sociology at the University of Warwick will be holding a memorial conference for Simon Clarke. Simon was both a stalwart of the Department of Sociology and an influential and hugely respected scholar in the fields of economic and social theory and labour studies. The conference will be an occasion for friends and colleagues either to reflect directly on his work or to present their current work in the areas in which Simon’s main interests lay.
So far speakers include Werner Bonefeld, Robin Cohen, Jack Copley, Ana Dinerstein, Gregoris Ioannou, Tim Pringle and Gregory Schwartz.
The conference will take place from 11.00 am to 5.00 pm, in Room S0.19 (Social Studies building).
There is no fee, but as places are limited to 50 (and there is lunch) we need to know numbers, so if you would like to attend could you please inform either Will Berrington (Will.Berrington@warwick.ac.uk) or Charles Turner (D.C.S.Turner@warwick.ac.uk) .
