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Lindsay Judge discusses new information uncovered about the lives of the UK’s ‘secret agents’, specifically two groups of agency workers – the permanent and the self-employed – who have been missing from all previous accounts. Lindsay joined the Resolution Foundation in February 2016 as a Senior Research and Policy Analyst. She previously worked at Child Poverty Action Group, the World Bank and Oxfam where she developed policies to assist those on low incomes as well as researched the politics of poverty reduction. She leads on housing and agency workers.
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