Unequal opportunities: how jobs are changing in cities?
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Globalisation and technological change are changing the nature of jobs available in UK cities, with impacts for both workers and the wider city economy. We present highlights of the latest Centre for Cities report, supported by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which shows how jobs in cities have polarised, with employment in middle-income professions falling. This has taken its toll on people's wages, job security and career progression.
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