Prosperity and work policy commission

Introduction

The Prosperity and Work policy commission considers Labour’s policy and thinking on the economy and welfare. It considers current issues ranging from pensions reform, to rights at work, to how Britain should compete in an increasingly globalised economy.

The commission takes evidence and advice from a wide range of stakeholders and affiliated organisations to consider policies that will build a stronger economy and a fairer society.

The policy commission has two main roles. As part of the policy development process the commission engages with local Labour parties, Labour’s affiliates and local communities in producing consultation and policy documents. The second main role is to discuss current issues, submissions from the public, the work of government and to give feedback to party members and affiliates.   For more information about the role of the Policy Commission, look at our pages on the Partnership in Power institutions – here.

Membership
Members of the policy commission are drawn from the National Executive of the Labour Party, Labour’s National Policy Forum and Government.

Co-convenors
Alistair Darling MP
Cath Speight

Government members
Lord Mandelson
Yvette Cooper MP
Pat McFadden MP

NEC members
Andy Kerr
Anne Snelgrove
Andy Worth
Jim Kennedy

National Policy Forum members
Shaukat Ali
Lisa Homan
Joanne Milligan
Hamish Sandison
Mike Amesbury
Tony Woodley
Dave Prentis
Paul Kenny
Dari Taylor MP
Anne Begg MP