IES Reports

6 primary works

Who Cares?

by Sue Collinson and etc.

Published January 1993

Childminders are the most widespread providers of formal childcare. However, while childminding is a major source of employment for women when they have young children, it is poorly paid and insecure, and many childminders feel their work is not valued.This report looks at childminding as an occupation, and in particular at: the place of childminding within th eoverall provision of chlidcare for children with employed parents;the education and employment histories of childminders, including when and why people become childminders, their future employment intentions and when, and why, they leave work;the working conditions of childminders, including pay, training and support;childminders' views about their work and their job satisfaction.

Stress

by Steven J. Fenves and etc.

Published 22 March 1965

Keeping the Best

by Stephen Bevan, etc., Dilys Robinson, and Linda Barber

Published 28 November 1997

What Do Graduates Do Next?

by Helen Connor, etc., Emma Pollard, and Bridget Millmore

Published 19 December 1997

Employee Returns

by Alison Carter and Dilys Robinson

Published 31 March 2000

Executive Coaching

by Alison Carter

Published May 2001