Equality Trust report: ‘The Cost of Inequality’
28 March 2014
‘The Cost of Inequality’ finds that the impact on the UK of some of the social consequences of inequality could cost the equivalent of over £39 billion per year.
‘The Cost of Inequality’ finds that the impact on the UK of some of the social consequences of inequality could cost the equivalent of over £39 billion per year.
The gap in the UK between the rich and the rest has grown significantly over the last two decades, according to figures published in March 2014 by Oxfam.
In March 2014, Compact Voice published a guide providing an easy-to-understand overview of social value and the Public Services (Social Value) Act.
Charities and the Lobbying Act. Frequently asked questions was published by NCVO in March 2014.
The National Statistician’s recommendation on ‘The census and future provision of population statistics in England and Wales’ was published on 27 March 2014.
In February 2014, a recommendation to ‘promote, protect and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by all older persons’ was adopted by the Council of Europe.
On the 18 March 2014 the APPG on Equalities held a meeting in the House of Commons on Parliament’s role in the current review of the International
‘The Cost of Inequality’ finds that the impact on the UK of some of the social consequences of inequality could cost the equivalent of over £39 billion per year.
On Saturday 8 March 2014, as we celebrated International Women’s Day, Janet Veitch from End Violence Against Women asked ‘Is there really anything to celebrate?’
On 26 February 2014, the EHRC announced that the Disability Committee will end as a formal statutory committee in 2017.