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UK Essential Digital Skills for Work
Ipsos has been working alongside Lloyds Banking Group to research the Essential Digital Skills of the UK adult population for the past four years. In 2022, the EDS framework was revised through an Advisory Panel that collated thoughts across industry on how the demands for digital capability may have evolved. For the first time, the insights on Essential Digital Skills for work have been published as a standalone report in partnership with FutureDotNow.
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Tight race between Yousaf and Forbes among SNP voters, while Sturgeon’s ratings are up
The latest Scottish political pulse polling conducted by Ipsos in Scotland between 17th and 21st March on the Scottish National Party leadership race and favourability towards Scottish political leaders
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New Ipsos research for GambleAware
GambleAware has published a report on research conducted by Ipsos , titled "Minority Communities & Gambling Harms Quantitative Report: Lived Experience, Racism, Discrimination".
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Immigration rises up Britons’ key concerns but economic worries still top the agenda
Economy and inflation remain the pre-eminent concerns facing the country according to the March 2023 Ipsos Issues Index survey of attitudes to issues concerning Britain.
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Ipsos Financial Wellbeing Tracker shows decline in worry about household finances – though stark societal divides remain
While still almost half (45%) of Brits are worried about their own personal financial situation, this is down from 63% in September 2022.
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NHS waiting lists - the other reason over 50s are withdrawing from the workforce
In the Chancellor's new budget, a great deal of emphasis has been placed on the increasing number of over-50s leaving the workforce. This has led to a number of policies aimed at enticing this population back to work – including the much-lauded policies around raising the cap on interest free pension draw-down. However, this is not addressing one of the key reasons for people leaving the workforce – increasing NHS waiting lists.
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Global happiness up six points since last year: 73% now say they are happy
Brits say are less happy than they were in December 2021 with 70% of participants saying they are very or rather happy while 83% said they were happy in December 2021 and 79% said they were happy in December 2011.
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1 in 3 support strikes by railway workers, lagging behind support for nurses, ambulance workers and junior doctors
A new UK poll from Ipsos finds support for striking railway workers as 32% while 60% support nurses, 58% support ambulance workers and 51% support junior doctors.
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Britons still more concerned than reassured post-Budget for the economy, public services and their own finances – but less worried than after Autumn Statement
Labour maintains small lead as most trusted on the economy according to an Ipsos poll conducted after Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget.
Measurement of TV/Video Viewing
Sizing, profiling and monetising the TV/video viewing audience.