Economist. Research Officer in Labour Economics (& other things!) @ESRIDublin PhD in Economics from QUB. Interest in NI and all-island issues. Views my own.
Great to get another of my PhD chapters published! We examine the impact of exposure to the NI conflict on DLA receipt later in life.
The Legacy of the Northern Irish ‘Troubles’ on Disability Rolls https://t.co/Veic7aqGvz
On #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek the Women’s Regional Consortium launches research on Mental Health Matters for Women in NI showing the contributory factors, impacts & actions needed to address women’s poor mental health
Research📑: https://t.co/Npw6v9eeBA
Key findings🧵⬇️
Thomas Hastings (@QUBBusiness) and I have published a piece on @EconObservatory today which looks at the reasons behind economic inactivity and the barriers to work people face. From qualitative evidence we find that the barriers faced are nuanced and complex.
The second of our webinars is on Monday lunchtime, where @barratree and Prof Stephen Sinclair will discuss cash transfers for children in RoI and Scotland respectively. Really looking forward to this.
https://t.co/bNb4qqa1NK
The @aissn_blog are kicking off a child poverty webinar series - the first event brings together Christine Ellison, Senior analyst from @jrf_uk NI and Louise Bayliss, Head of Social Justice & Policy from @SVP_Ireland. It's on 16 April at 1pm. Register here:https://t.co/QFMH4WF5fh
An amazing webinar this lunchtime. Our next one is on the 11th May at 1pm where we will discuss cash transfers for children in Scotland and RoI with @barratree and Stephen Sinclair.
The @aissn_blog are kicking off a child poverty webinar series - the first event brings together Christine Ellison, Senior analyst from @jrf_uk NI and Louise Bayliss, Head of Social Justice & Policy from @SVP_Ireland. It's on 16 April at 1pm. Register here:https://t.co/QFMH4WF5fh
The @aissn_blog are kicking off a child poverty webinar series - the first event brings together Christine Ellison, Senior analyst from @jrf_uk NI and Louise Bayliss, Head of Social Justice & Policy from @SVP_Ireland. It's on 16 April at 1pm. Register here:https://t.co/QFMH4WF5fh
There's still time to register for this event on Thursday - where we will hear from Christine Ellison (NI) and Louise Bayliss (ROI) about child poverty on the island of Ireland.
Really looking forward to this webinar series the All-island Social Security Network are hosting on child poverty. Kicking off with @Louiseinflight and Christine Ellison who will discuss recent data on child poverty as well as the lived experience. @jrf_uk@SVP_Ireland
The @aissn_blog are kicking off a child poverty webinar series - the first event brings together Christine Ellison, Senior analyst from @jrf_uk NI and Louise Bayliss, Head of Social Justice & Policy from @SVP_Ireland. It's on 16 April at 1pm. Register here:https://t.co/QFMH4WF5fh
I've come across two people this week proclaiming NI low unemployment rate. This is misleading. We have many people unavailable for work: on health waiting lists; carers; people with trauma issues; parents unable to access childcare; disabled; weak skills because of selective schooling. Better to consider employment rate.
@bradley_steve@HolyWellTrust@CSOIreland Morning Steve, will take a look for the map but the underlying data will be there. I'm not sure my mapping skills will cover it but if it isnt available I can have a go at it.
Looking forward to learning about this. A problem on both sides of the border which has significant implications for people and families!! @DrKarenKirby1@OKeenan@ProfPaulDunlop
Join @aissn_blog for its next lunchtime webinar - which will explore the mental health and financial impacts of the Defective Concrete Crisis across the Island, particularly in the North West: https://t.co/RhxBcAYHuf
Please share with those who might be interested!