Job quality in the creative industries 2026
Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC), 11 November 2026, United Kingdom
Building on Creative PEC’s 2023 Good Work Review, the findings reveal that while in many respects work in the creative industries is ‘good’, for example in terms of full-time pay and autonomy, this sits alongside significant trade-offs in terms of job security, pay satisfaction, training and progression opportunities.
https://pec.ac.uk/state_of_the_nation/job-quality-in-the-creative-industries-2026/
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