Politics

In 2009, Ipsos conducted the first of a series of Staff Engagement Surveys. The main objective of the three-year involvement of Ipsos is "to identify and explore the issues which are important to staff and the impact of these issues on their working life".

The principle purpose of the 2009 survey was to identify and explore the issues important to employees and the impact of these issues on their working life.

Between 2007 and 2010, on behalf of the Scottish Government and General Register Office for Scotland (GROS), we conducted a series of studies testing a range of questions that had been developed for Scotland's Census 2011.

In the run-up to the 1979 General Election, Labour's Prime Minister James Callaghan lost the election in the "Winter of Discontent". Is Brown doomed to defeat in 2010?

As next year's election approaches, Ipsos is now republishing on its website some long-forgotten polls from the run-up to the 1979 election.

Is fear of the Cameron/Osborne team enough to energise the Labour reluctants? says Sir Robert Worcester

Ipsos's December Political Monitor shows a swing back to the Conservatives following the PBR.

Ipsos, in collaboration with Experian and Amanda Littlewood, was commissioned by the Scottish Government to carry out research to examine the potential market for, and home owners' attitudes towards, the proposed Home Appreciation Loan, an equity-based lending product to help eligible owners meet the cost of repairs.

The SNP maintains a strong position in terms of support for both Holyrood and Westminster elections in spite of, rather than because of, its policy on independence for Scotland according to Ipsos's latest political poll in Scotland.