Tanya Singh
@tanyasingh99.bsky.social
Research Analyst @centrepropolicy.bsky.social | Health, childcare, inclusive growth, good work & productivity | Open to ideas | Reach me: tsingh@progressive-policy.net
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📢 We're #hiring!
Join the Growth and Reform Network as our new Communications & Engagement Officer. Help shape inclusive economic growth and public service reform across the UK.
📍 Flexible location (London base)
💼 £29–34k, FT, Perm
📅 Apply by 3rd June
🔗 www.progressive-policy.net/about-us/car...
Join the Growth and Reform Network as our new Communications & Engagement Officer. Help shape inclusive economic growth and public service reform across the UK.
📍 Flexible location (London base)
💼 £29–34k, FT, Perm
📅 Apply by 3rd June
🔗 www.progressive-policy.net/about-us/car...
APPG on Inclusive Growth
inclusivegrowth.co.uk
May 22, 2025 at 3:05 PM
📢 We're #hiring!
Join the Growth and Reform Network as our new Communications & Engagement Officer. Help shape inclusive economic growth and public service reform across the UK.
📍 Flexible location (London base)
💼 £29–34k, FT, Perm
📅 Apply by 3rd June
🔗 www.progressive-policy.net/about-us/car...
Join the Growth and Reform Network as our new Communications & Engagement Officer. Help shape inclusive economic growth and public service reform across the UK.
📍 Flexible location (London base)
💼 £29–34k, FT, Perm
📅 Apply by 3rd June
🔗 www.progressive-policy.net/about-us/car...
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📣Six weeks’ paternity leave at 90% of average earnings could deliver a net economic gain of £2.68bn per year
@tanyasingh99.bsky.socials fabulous economic analysis with @jrf-uk.bsky.social featured in @financialtimes.com yesterday and in a new blog on the CPP site today 👏
www.ft.com/content/5c4a...
@tanyasingh99.bsky.socials fabulous economic analysis with @jrf-uk.bsky.social featured in @financialtimes.com yesterday and in a new blog on the CPP site today 👏
www.ft.com/content/5c4a...
April 30, 2025 at 2:11 PM
📣Six weeks’ paternity leave at 90% of average earnings could deliver a net economic gain of £2.68bn per year
@tanyasingh99.bsky.socials fabulous economic analysis with @jrf-uk.bsky.social featured in @financialtimes.com yesterday and in a new blog on the CPP site today 👏
www.ft.com/content/5c4a...
@tanyasingh99.bsky.socials fabulous economic analysis with @jrf-uk.bsky.social featured in @financialtimes.com yesterday and in a new blog on the CPP site today 👏
www.ft.com/content/5c4a...
Reposted by Tanya Singh
🚨 Britain’s paternity leave system is failing families - and the economy.
New analysis from The Centre for Progressive Policy and @jrf-uk.bsky.social shows that offering 6 weeks of paternity leave at 90% pay could deliver a £2.68bn net economic boost each year👇
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New analysis from The Centre for Progressive Policy and @jrf-uk.bsky.social shows that offering 6 weeks of paternity leave at 90% pay could deliver a £2.68bn net economic boost each year👇
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UK’s paternity leave entitlement is worst in Europe – just 2 weeks on low pay
A more generous offer will support families financially and help them make more equal choices around who cares
For the first time @centrepropolicy.bsky.social modelling for JRF establishes the economic benefits too 🔽 1/2
A more generous offer will support families financially and help them make more equal choices around who cares
For the first time @centrepropolicy.bsky.social modelling for JRF establishes the economic benefits too 🔽 1/2
April 29, 2025 at 11:54 AM
🚨 Britain’s paternity leave system is failing families - and the economy.
New analysis from The Centre for Progressive Policy and @jrf-uk.bsky.social shows that offering 6 weeks of paternity leave at 90% pay could deliver a £2.68bn net economic boost each year👇
🧵1/3
New analysis from The Centre for Progressive Policy and @jrf-uk.bsky.social shows that offering 6 weeks of paternity leave at 90% pay could deliver a £2.68bn net economic boost each year👇
🧵1/3
Pleased to have worked on this piece with @jrf-uk.bsky.social. It’s time to rewrite the rules of paternity leave — for the good of families and the economy.
UK’s paternity leave entitlement is worst in Europe – just 2 weeks on low pay
A more generous offer will support families financially and help them make more equal choices around who cares
For the first time @centrepropolicy.bsky.social modelling for JRF establishes the economic benefits too 🔽 1/2
A more generous offer will support families financially and help them make more equal choices around who cares
For the first time @centrepropolicy.bsky.social modelling for JRF establishes the economic benefits too 🔽 1/2
April 29, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Pleased to have worked on this piece with @jrf-uk.bsky.social. It’s time to rewrite the rules of paternity leave — for the good of families and the economy.
Reposted by Tanya Singh
💫 We’re launching the Centre for British Progress
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
April 3, 2025 at 7:52 AM
💫 We’re launching the Centre for British Progress
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
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🚨The underperformance of the UK's foundational sectors costs the economy at least £105 billion.
Our latest blog from @tanyasingh99.bsky.social asks how policymakers can solve the productivity puzzle in the foundational economy👇
inclusivegrowthnetwork.org/ign-insights...
Our latest blog from @tanyasingh99.bsky.social asks how policymakers can solve the productivity puzzle in the foundational economy👇
inclusivegrowthnetwork.org/ign-insights...
The Productivity Blind Spot: Why UK policymakers can’t afford to…
Tanya Singh sets out how the UK can crack the productivity code in it's foundational sectors.
inclusivegrowthnetwork.org
March 3, 2025 at 9:06 AM
🚨The underperformance of the UK's foundational sectors costs the economy at least £105 billion.
Our latest blog from @tanyasingh99.bsky.social asks how policymakers can solve the productivity puzzle in the foundational economy👇
inclusivegrowthnetwork.org/ign-insights...
Our latest blog from @tanyasingh99.bsky.social asks how policymakers can solve the productivity puzzle in the foundational economy👇
inclusivegrowthnetwork.org/ign-insights...
The UK's falling fertility rates and ageing population need proactive thinking now—waiting until we reach East Asia's situation isn't an option. Great to have contributed to this @smfthinktank.bsky.social collection, which makes a strong progressive case for action.
🚨NEW ESSAY COLLECTION🚨
A declining birth rate is among the UK's most pressing issues.
SMF & Boom gathered prominent voices from the centre and left, as the issue should not be 'owned' by only one side of the political spectrum.
Read: www.smf.co.uk/publications...
A declining birth rate is among the UK's most pressing issues.
SMF & Boom gathered prominent voices from the centre and left, as the issue should not be 'owned' by only one side of the political spectrum.
Read: www.smf.co.uk/publications...
February 20, 2025 at 1:47 PM
The UK's falling fertility rates and ageing population need proactive thinking now—waiting until we reach East Asia's situation isn't an option. Great to have contributed to this @smfthinktank.bsky.social collection, which makes a strong progressive case for action.