Andrew Maxwell Values

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20220719

20220726 (BBC7)
20220727 (BBC7)

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have started to reflect more on our working lives and increasingly question the relative value of different occupations around the UK. Andrew Maxwell investigates why until now we have traditionally valued some jobs above others and what a new understanding of `work` might mean for how we approach our changing world.

This week, Andrew looks at the history of jobs, and his guests are Richard Donkin, the author of 'The History of Work', and DIY expert and entrepreneur Jo Behari.

20220726

20220802 (BBC7)
20220803 (BBC7)

This week Andrew looks at the post-pandemic nationwide appetite for retraining.

20220802

20220809 (BBC7)
20220810 (BBC7)

This week Andrew considers the status of different jobs and his guest is the political economist, Mark Blyth.

04 LAST

20220809

20220816 (BBC7)
20220817 (BBC7)

This week Andrew looks at the future of jobs and welcomes back his guest from earlier in the series, Richard Donkin the author of 'The Future of Work'.

Episodes

Series	Episode	First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
01	01	20220719	20220726 (BBC7) 20220727 (BBC7)	Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have started to reflect more on our working lives and increasingly question the relative value of different occupations around the UK. Andrew Maxwell investigates why until now we have traditionally valued some jobs above others and what a new understanding of `work` might mean for how we approach our changing world. This week, Andrew looks at the history of jobs, and his guests are Richard Donkin, the author of 'The History of Work', and DIY expert and entrepreneur Jo Behari.
01	02	20220726	20220802 (BBC7) 20220803 (BBC7)	Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have started to reflect more on our working lives and increasingly question the relative value of different occupations around the UK. Andrew Maxwell investigates why until now we have traditionally valued some jobs above others and what a new understanding of `work` might mean for how we approach our changing world. This week Andrew looks at the post-pandemic nationwide appetite for retraining.
01	03	20220802	20220809 (BBC7) 20220810 (BBC7)	Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have started to reflect more on our working lives and increasingly question the relative value of different occupations around the UK. Andrew Maxwell investigates why until now we have traditionally valued some jobs above others and what a new understanding of `work` might mean for how we approach our changing world. This week Andrew considers the status of different jobs and his guest is the political economist, Mark Blyth.
01	04 LAST	20220809	20220816 (BBC7) 20220817 (BBC7)	Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have started to reflect more on our working lives and increasingly question the relative value of different occupations around the UK. Andrew Maxwell investigates why until now we have traditionally valued some jobs above others and what a new understanding of `work` might mean for how we approach our changing world. This week Andrew looks at the future of jobs and welcomes back his guest from earlier in the series, Richard Donkin the author of 'The Future of Work'.