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2014 on course to have lowest ever combined voting shares for Conservative and Labour
New polling and analysis from Ipsos shows that after 11 months of the year, 2014 is on course to have the lowest combined voting share for the Conservative and Labour parties since we started regular polling in 1978.
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What can Twitter's reaction to the UK autumn statement tell us?
Steve Ginnis of Ipsos and Carl Miller of Demos write in the Guardian on our analysis of tweets during Chancellor George Osborne's autumn statement.
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Ipsos announces the death of Jean Marc Lech, Ipsos Co-President
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Jean-Marc Lech, Ipsos Co-President, this morning in Paris.
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The Motivational Manager
How to motivate people in their jobs and in their lives has been a conundrum in our society for centuries – even Aristotle grappled with this during his lifetime. So how do companies motivate people in their jobs in the 21st century?
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Perceptions and Reality: Public attitudes to immigration in Germany and Britain
A report by Ipsos and Ipsos Germany compares public attitudes to immigration in Germany and Britain, showing them on very different paths.
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Seven in ten doubt David Cameron will get a good deal for Britain in Europe
The majority of Britons lack confidence that David Cameron will get a good deal for Britain in negotiations with other European leaders, including half of Conservatives, new polling from Ipsos reveals.
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Eight in ten Britons have felt little or no impact of economic growth
Latest polling from Ipsos shows eight in ten Britons (80%) have felt little, if any, impact on their standard of living from the UK's economic recovery.
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What has the recession done to the British workplace?
As we climb out of one of the deepest recessions the country has seen, Jonathan Nicholls, head of Employee Research, has been looking at how the recession has changed the workplace.
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Labour support lowest since before 2010 general election
Support for the Labour Party is at the lowest level since the final days of Gordon Brown's premiership, November's Ipsos Political Monitor reveals.
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Public says decent jobs are the best way to reduce poverty
With awareness of poverty at an all-time high, people believe higher wages are the solution, says Ben Page in a new blog for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.