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 Reward and reform
Authors: Stephen Bevan and Louise Horner
Date: January 2003
For most organisations and unions, designing and implementing an employee reward structure that meets both parties' needs, avoids unnecessary complexity and can accommodate government demands has proved elusive.
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 Where’s Daddy?: The UK Fathering Deficit
Authors: Stephen Bevan and Alexandra Jones
Date: January 2003
Families are society in miniature. Families foster trust, build relationship skills and moral values.
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 Why reinvent the wheel?
Authors: Rebecca Harding and Marc Cowling
Date: January 2003
The United Kingdom, according to HM Treasury and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) publications, has a productivity problem.
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 You don't know me but...Social capital and social software
Authors: William Davies
Date: January 2003
Discusses how software, and our use of the internet, is becoming more social.
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 Ideopolis: Sheffield Case Study
Date: October 2002
This case study explores Sheffield’s strengths, challenges and opportunities within the framework of the nine Ideopolis drivers
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IC : UK 2006/7
Authors: Michelle Mahdon and Stephen Bevan
Date: January 2002
Internal Communications is a relatively new profession. Communicating and communicating well, however, is not a new need
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 Manchester: Ideopolis? Developing a knowledge capital
Authors: Andy Westwood and Max Nathan
Date: January 2002
Discusses the concept of "the ideopolis", an urban form that has emerged around the cities of Boston, Seattle, Austin, Helsinki, Barcelona,
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 Reality IT. Technology & everyday life
Date: January 2002
Looking at a range of different digital devices and functions, this report challenges the conventional assumption that technology changes lives in and of itself.
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 Reforming work, transforming delivery: work organisation and the public sector
Authors: Louise Horner
Date: January 2002
Sets out the current context for public service reform and investment. Points to the increasing pressure on public sector pay and the role that work organisation could play in revitalising public sector productivity.
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 Working capital. Executive summary
Authors: Will Hutton
Date: January 2002
Working Capital introduced The Work Foundation's vision for successful workplaces and how building on its research, consultancy and advocacy model we hoped to build on The Industrial Society legacy
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